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<blockquote data-quote="NDbowman" data-source="post: 320499" data-attributes="member: 1525">I gave up a week ago. I didn't like watching the melt water run down through the cracks and seeing how the small sloughs are opening up made me nervous as to how long the lakes would be good. Fishing was also terrible in my area so that might have played into it as well.- - - Updated - - -In my younger days I fished as late as I could and as early in the year as I could. Probably took more chances then, now I wait for it to get thick and I'm usually one of the first to quit going in the spring.I remember ice fishing buffalo lodge a long time ago walking out on what my buddies said was 4 inches, it was more like two. Chopping holes with an ax. I remember a group of us standing together drinking beer and the ice started cracking and we all ran like hell but we kept fishing. Man that was stupid but sure seemed like fun back then.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NDbowman, post: 320499, member: 1525"] I gave up a week ago. I didn't like watching the melt water run down through the cracks and seeing how the small sloughs are opening up made me nervous as to how long the lakes would be good. Fishing was also terrible in my area so that might have played into it as well. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] In my younger days I fished as late as I could and as early in the year as I could. Probably took more chances then, now I wait for it to get thick and I'm usually one of the first to quit going in the spring. I remember ice fishing buffalo lodge a long time ago walking out on what my buddies said was 4 inches, it was more like two. Chopping holes with an ax. I remember a group of us standing together drinking beer and the ice started cracking and we all ran like hell but we kept fishing. Man that was stupid but sure seemed like fun back then. [/QUOTE]

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