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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 208770" data-attributes="member: 314">Lake access is hit and miss.&nbsp; Hobart access was plowed, but the lake was covered in deep snow.&nbsp; Moon access was snowed in.&nbsp; Hit my perch spot and the access was blown in, but I blasted through.&nbsp; The rest of the lake was deep snow, but I smashed through the drifts with my 3/4 ton dodge going about 20 and made it where I wanted to go.&nbsp; Lots of deep snow, but if you're not worried about losing your front license plate and aren't afraid to dig a bit if you get stuck, you can get around.&nbsp; Caught 16 nice perch in 4 hours of fishing and will be there again tomorrow.&nbsp; Good Luck All!!Forgot to mention that the snow blew in my tracks while I was fishing and getting back off the lake was interesting.&nbsp; Had to shovel a bit, and knocked my truck around a bit, but I got off alright.&nbsp; The lakes in the VC area are NOT for the the faint of heart or those thinking a midsize SUV will be enough.&nbsp; 4wd is a must and a bit of azz backing it up will make a day of fishing MUCH more enjoyable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 208770, member: 314"] Lake access is hit and miss. Hobart access was plowed, but the lake was covered in deep snow. Moon access was snowed in. Hit my perch spot and the access was blown in, but I blasted through. The rest of the lake was deep snow, but I smashed through the drifts with my 3/4 ton dodge going about 20 and made it where I wanted to go. Lots of deep snow, but if you're not worried about losing your front license plate and aren't afraid to dig a bit if you get stuck, you can get around. Caught 16 nice perch in 4 hours of fishing and will be there again tomorrow. Good Luck All!! Forgot to mention that the snow blew in my tracks while I was fishing and getting back off the lake was interesting. Had to shovel a bit, and knocked my truck around a bit, but I got off alright. The lakes in the VC area are NOT for the the faint of heart or those thinking a midsize SUV will be enough. 4wd is a must and a bit of azz backing it up will make a day of fishing MUCH more enjoyable. [/QUOTE]

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