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keep protected out on the ice

By Editorial Board Published January 7, 2025 3 Min Read
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Grass Lake Fireplace Chief Gregg Jones mentioned that, whilst you can by no means assure security on the ice asking folks within the know could be a good option to keep protected.

“You could go to your local bait and tackle shops, and find out and get a report on if the lakes are safe or not,” mentioned Jones. “A lot of them will have updates on conditions of the ice.”

He additionally mentioned current climate may help decide how protected the ice is, and don’t simply take a look at the present temperature or the final 24 hours.

“I think you gotta look at the weather, and if you’ve had days, continuous days of 4 to 5 days if not more of 50-degree weather or warmer, you need to check and check for the thickness of the ice,” mentioned Jones.

Different crimson flags are darkish ice or a honeycomb sample forming within the ice.

In response to Jones, you want at the least 4 to 4.5 inches of ice to securely get pleasure from actions like ice skating. Nonetheless, even when the ice is thick in a single space, that doesn’t assure it’s going to be protected in every single place.

“There could be a natural spring, your inlets, where’s the water going, where’s it going out at where’s it coming in at, that ice will be thin in spots,” mentioned Jones.

It’s additionally essential to be ready in case issues do go unsuitable.

“If you have some floating devices that either you wear or you have with you if you’re ice fishing, ice picks, in case you do go down, you can take the ice picks and pick yourself out of that hole, y’know if everything works for you,” mentioned Jones.

If there are different folks out on the ice, that’s additionally signal, but when nobody else is on the market, that might be an indication it’s not protected.

Taking one thing with you to check the ice can be an important security blanket. That might be an auger, a decide or something that might will let you see if the ice reaches that minimal of 4 to 4.5 inches.

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