on Markgraf’s Lake in Woodbury. Two have been pulled out, but a third remains missing.
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on Markgraf’s Lake in Woodbury. Two have been pulled out, but a third remains missing.
And so it begins.Again. All preventable. Hoping they can find the missing one.
Were the other alive?
Prayers for the families.
So sad! Come on people teach your kids to check ice before going out. This sucks so bad.
I don’t think this post is accurate. I’m reading one teenage boy went in, then someone tried to rescue him and also went in. They were able to get the rescuer out quickly but not the teen. They did eventually get the teen out. No word on the condition of either yet.
Not trying to be rude but this isn’t quite the same as “3 kids through the ice.”
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/minnesota/news/2-hospitalized-fall-through-ice-woodbury/
So sad. Drove by this lake on Thursday and there were several holes the geese had kept open. Woodbury with two different rescues in one day.
Yup and 1 man through the ice in Duluth too out ice skating apparently.
Earlier in the day, Woodbury first responders made another water rescue on Wilmes Lake. Police said Minnesotans should be weary of ice on lakes and ponds.
I would guess they were not fishing. It is known as a shallow freeze out lake.
Unlucky or ignorant. Either way its all on them.
Seems like a reasonable time to post this one. From the DNR.
I wanna know where that guy is fishing. Nice pike!!!
Too bad about all the people going through the ice. It happens every year and of course, just before Christmas.
I apologize for getting the facts wrong, but in my defense, it is exactly what was reported by INews when I made the post.
I sincerely hope the teen who had to be recovered from under the ice by divers was rescued in time. I have not seen a condition report yet today.
I did hear there were two juveniles near Rochester on Silver Creek Reservoir Monday evening around 8 pm that had to be rescued after the ice began to crack around them while 150 yards from shore.
I would add links to these stories if it would post, but this site denies posts most times when links are included.
I apologize for getting the facts wrong, but in my defense, it is exactly what was reported by INews when I made the post.
I sincerely hope the teen who had to be recovered from under the ice by divers was rescued in time. I have not seen a condition report yet today.
I did hear there were two juveniles near Rochester on Silver Creek Reservoir Monday evening around 8 pm that had to be rescued after the ice began to crack around them while 150 yards from shore.
I would add links to these stories if it would post, but this site denies posts most times when links are included.
Not surprising that the early information was not totally accurate because it sounds like a crazy scene. I didn’t mean to point fingers at you personally or anything.
Seems like a reasonable time to post this one. From the DNR.
I’ll add on here Gim, when’s the last time you saw any clear, solid ice? Been quite a while for me. The white ice with air entrapped isn’t as strong and that’s most ice I’ve seen for the past few years, save one time on the backwaters of the river we were fishing 4″ of perfectly clear solid ice, on foot obviously.
Good points KPE. Best to stay safe, and just check it yourself, one step at a time. Just because one spot is 6 inches doesn’t mean the whole lake is either. Could be a 3 inch spot nearby which is bad news.
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Seems like a reasonable time to post this one. From the DNR.I’ll add on here Gim, when’s the last time you saw any clear, solid ice? Been quite a while for me. The white ice with air entrapped isn’t as strong and that’s most ice I’ve seen for the past few years, save one time on the backwaters of the river we were fishing 4″ of perfectly clear solid ice, on foot obviously.
Last year. During the short window for ice fishing in southern MN I was fishing on 10-12 inches of clear ice.
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