Can’t help you on the time of the day, but if it were I, I would be fishing the warmest time of the day.
Focus on the areas where the lake changes into the river and work the edges of the moving water. They are other places too, but that should get you started.
Drifting with some stink bait within a foot or two of the bottom will get you into some fish as well.
both…………last reports I heard was 14 to 16 inches of ice…..not enough in my mind when you throw in the rain we had earlier. from what I understand one went in where the sauk river meets horseshoe lake near the meth hole…. the others where in small channel areas with water movement and none of these people where from the area. a truck went threw on koronis yesterday morning. got lost on the lake and drove into open water………probably around those islands!!!!
depends on were you park. from the winter access i’d venture to guess its a mile. there are a couple places before the access people use that are closer but its private land???????
depends on were you park. from the winter access i’d venture to guess its a mile. there are a couple places before the access people use that are closer but its private land??????? I drove past the chain about a week ago and there aren’t near the big houses or vehicles out compared to previous years!!!!
As always stated, no ice is ever safe but, you know what? unsafe ice in never safe. Most of these incidents can be blamed on operator error, not ice conditions. Drive on a few inches of ice and you are going to go in. The guys on ML are trying to go over cracks and heaves and the guys up on Horseshoe chain basically drove into open water. Know where you are going before you just blindly drive any vehicle on the ice.