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I fished metro ice on 11/30!!!


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Because that was my dream this year!
I fished a small lake near Hudson, WI yesterday(30 minutes away-that's metro, right?)
3.5" inches of ice-right about my comfort level. Although by about noon, there was plenty of water on the top, and I was feeling like I should have left about an hour earlier.
I stayed pretty close to shore, and caught a bunch of small perch and a crappie. Put out a tipup for pike, but nothing happening there.
The warm weather this week is going to chase me off for a while, but it felt really good to be looking at that dark circle and listening to the Vex whirl again!

I saw a Clam out in the middle of that small lake just south of 94 east of St Paul, I think it's called Battle Creek lake? There is another bigger lake just north, Tanner's?Was that anyone here?

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I drive by these 2 lakes every day. Battle Creek is really shallow so it freezes quickly...dont know what you would catch out there besides some bluegill or small pike, tanners is 90% open.

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Yea Battle Creek freezes fast but their is a new aerator so you should be careful if you go out on it.

Last year me and a friend were out on Battle Creek pretty earlie in the season and we were on the news. They were doing a story about dangerous ice (even though their was 3-4" of ice).

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