A foggy mist and 38° just before the next weather event is set to hit Little Bay de Noc. ‘Water-covered glare ice’ best describes travel, as most permanent shacks have been moved to the landings until the storm passes and temperatures drop below freezing again. The landings will be the main issue going forward. Once you get past that, the ice is doing great. The Kipling public launch has a few spots that can easily trap a truck tire. Ice in shallow areas will be very compromised. Could whoever drops the next machine in the drink around Butler’s Reef note the exact time and date? It will help award the winnings of pools that have been started. As mentioned, most unoccupied ice shelters have been removed. The one shelter pictured tonight not only wasn’t removed yesterday but also hasn’t been visited in a while. The Clam C-890 is a tough hub. We have two of that model left, among others, at Blade’s Bait & Tackle, where you’ll find deep discounts for the rest of the ice season on shelters, augers, and more.
Increasing your odds,
-Blade
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