12-07-2016, 07:42 PM
So I have a few questions for the seasoned anglers,
I've ice fished for a few season's now and im trying to get a grasp on how some of the lakes around here traditionally behave. From my understanding, Mammoth and Scofield always freeze first, around the first of December. Strawberry is usually safely capped by the week before Christmas. Now last year Mud Creek has some good ice early in the month while the rest of the lake was open water. And Soldier Creek freezes differently compared to the Strawberry side. Is that typical for that lake? All of the other ones are kinda hit or miss it seems. East canyon, rockport, east canyon, jordanelle have all had short and sketchy ice season it seems. Is that normal as well?
Any info is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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I've ice fished for a few season's now and im trying to get a grasp on how some of the lakes around here traditionally behave. From my understanding, Mammoth and Scofield always freeze first, around the first of December. Strawberry is usually safely capped by the week before Christmas. Now last year Mud Creek has some good ice early in the month while the rest of the lake was open water. And Soldier Creek freezes differently compared to the Strawberry side. Is that typical for that lake? All of the other ones are kinda hit or miss it seems. East canyon, rockport, east canyon, jordanelle have all had short and sketchy ice season it seems. Is that normal as well?
Any info is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
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