Originally Posted By ttbowhunter
Thanks for the advice, especially on the thin ice areas. Does the ice get thin in these areas due to the higher volume of water?

Also, is there a way to identify location of cribs other than word of mouth?


Current is what thins the ice in narrow areas on some waters and a chain of lakes like Namekagon is part of could be subject to that. Best to stay with established travel routes that others use or test the ice with a chisel as you walk if you're not sure.

The cribs should be on lake mapping chips, or try asking local bait shops or the Lake Assn. for info.