Awesome! Headed up this weekend! Planning to cook some fish on the ice saturday evening, perch dinner, mmmmm……
Nic…not sure that is legal. You may want to verify whether or not that is OK. I was under the impression cooking any fish on the lake was illegal. I could be wrong… 
Tuck, to the best of my knowledge the eating/cleaning fish on ice law changed last year. It is required that you keep the guts for ID and apply that to your daily limit. -Mark
If that’s true…then SWEET!!! 
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Nic…not sure that is legal. You may want to verify whether or not that is OK. I was under the impression cooking any fish on the lake was illegal. I could be wrong…
To my knowledge you can cook fish on the ice, but they still count towards your limit until the fish is consumed and the carcasses are disposed of properly. I maybe wrong too, but this is what I’ve heard and been told.
Take Care!!
Kevin
Serious, been reading the mn laws in prep for the trip, missed one…
More reading to do.
Hoping we catch enough to eat, bringing potatoes are those legal in mn? Peanut oil?
You guys think the packers bears game will be on in mn sunday?
Sorry for the post hijack.
potatos ok.. only cheesecurds not allowed 
of course the game will be on…. 
we can’t watch our team
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potatos ok.. only cheesecurds not allowed
Minnesota has a team? 
Page 10 of MN DNR regs
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(1) Fish that are legally taken on that water body may be used in the
preparation of a meal while docked or moored to shore or while on the
ice of that waterbody. Fish used for a meal still count towards the daily
possession limit. Fillets may be possessed only if the person is in the act
of preparing a meal or have been packaged by a licensed fish packer.
(2) On the shore or ice of experimental and special management waters
a person may prepare fish for a meal that have been packaged by a
licensed fish packer. The total number of fish in possession may not
exceed the statewide possession limit.
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