I’ve done some searching of old threads but I can’t find what I’m looking for. I had a page saved on an old computer, and of course switched computers. It was a link to daily satellite feeds that many used for ice fishing. One was modis which was ok, but there was another one that was better, I think it was a NASA feed or something. Anyone able to point me in a direction I’d appreciate it.
worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov
Found it.
Zoom.earth is what I use.
MODIS is the one most people have used for checking ice coverage. I havent used those mentioned here, but sure they are good.
To my knowledge Sentinel satellites have the highest quality images that are available free. Downside is they generally don’t have images available every day – more like every other day, depending on the location. But the images are very high quality compared to the daily images from the NASA satellites Terra, Aqua, or Suomi – the ones you see at MODIS or worldview or zoom earth sites
If you want to drop some cash you could get drone level images through skywatch.
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This is the one I have been using for years
https://ge.ssec.wisc.edu/modis-today/
when you click on a general area, it will bring that area up and the allow you to zoom in by clicking the 250m spot in the upper left
Mille Lacs is locked up and accessing from the west side near Garrison looks really good and smooth. 
The North end has some shards and piles… 
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