Feb06 Ice Conditions

fatlazyless · 02-23-2006, 08:49 PM

Between the Cattle Landing town dock and way, way out to Mink & Mark Islands, it is looking very doable either by foot or on a snowmobile. The ice now has about one inch of snow with a smooth-hard ice surface underneath. Around the town dock, it's very questionable due to the town's powerfull water circulator but you can just go from the little sloping walkway onto the ice, no problemo. There's been a bob house with an atv or two over where Cattle Landing runs next to the lake next to that new ugly highway railing-fence.

About three to four days ago, a buzz of snowmobiles crossed from South Bear and Mark Islands heading towards the Weirs. Have not seen any cars or trucks at all. The entire Timber-Mark-Horse-Governors-South Bear is all frozen solid with no open water. It survived last week's wind with no watery spots opening up.

02-23-2006, 08:49 PM	#1
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,759 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 300 Thanked 1,013 Times in 738 Posts	.....rookin good! Between the Cattle Landing town dock and way, way out to Mink & Mark Islands, it is looking very doable either by foot or on a snowmobile. The ice now has about one inch of snow with a smooth-hard ice surface underneath. Around the town dock, it's very questionable due to the town's powerfull water circulator but you can just go from the little sloping walkway onto the ice, no problemo. There's been a bob house with an atv or two over where Cattle Landing runs next to the lake next to that new ugly highway railing-fence. About three to four days ago, a buzz of snowmobiles crossed from South Bear and Mark Islands heading towards the Weirs. Have not seen any cars or trucks at all. The entire Timber-Mark-Horse-Governors-South Bear is all frozen solid with no open water. It survived last week's wind with no watery spots opening up. Last edited by fatlazyless; 02-23-2006 at 11:08 PM.