After work tonight I decided to take a quick trip around our happy hunting ground to see if the lakes were free of ice. Here's a quick rundown:
Here's a nice grainy close-up of the sign to illustrate the water level.
I decided to head south next to check out East Twin Lake. Sanderson Slough was open. Here's a photo of East Twin from the East side:
The next stop was Currant Lake. Also completely open. Here's a photo from the County park:
I made a quick detour to check out Rock Lake, it was also completely open. Here's a shot from County Road 60 on the north side:
Goose Lake: Open
Dead Coon Lake: about 75% open and about 2-3 feet above full. The road along the north shore is pretty muddy and that side contains all of the broken ice. Here's a photo from the public water access on the south end:
Here's a nice grainy close-up of the sign to illustrate the water level.
I decided to head south next to check out East Twin Lake. Sanderson Slough was open. Here's a photo of East Twin from the East side:
The next stop was Currant Lake. Also completely open. Here's a photo from the County park:
I made a quick detour to check out Rock Lake, it was also completely open. Here's a shot from County Road 60 on the north side:
The last stop was a quick trip to the north side of Russell. Clear Lake was totally open.
I was able to catch the strobe from my T-Mobile cell tower in the background.
Because Minnesota closes seasons on gamefish until May I will be fishing for Bullheads, but I will get a line wet this weekend.
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