Is there any ice on 19 mile bay?
 

Any body see if there is ice?

I doubt it, after the warm up almost all bodies of water were free of ice.
It just got cold again last night.

When I drove by today:
All the boats are out of the water (the fire boat and 2 others were still in the water earlier in the week).
There is no ice in the afternoon, early in the morning you may see skim of ice.

Overnight, there was a light skim on Winter Harbor.

Any updates ?

19 Mile bay is socked in. No idea of thickness.

Hey maybe you can find that guy that drove out in a brand new Ford Explorer a few years ago. I'll bet he will drive out and check thickness :laugh: :laugh:

3" of ice!
 

And this guy is ready, Yikes
Alton Bay 20' from ramp.

http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps1d5a0b49.jpg

Yep, 19 mile bay is pretty much snow covered....Wind was blowing pretty good last night and a lot of snow built up on the causeway by the store. The plow was heading that way when I went in to work this morning. I needed 4 wheel drive to get through....:D There was a good sized tree down in Melvin Village across RT 109 this morning as well. Hopefully no one hit it in the dark.

Wow, I am surprised. Winter Harbor is all open in the middle today.

RIVERRAT I noticed that when I went bye about 1 PM. Thought at first it may have been you, but realized the difference in buildings. Hope he ched the thickness first.

Just Wondering
 

Sleeping overnight on your boat while anchored is not permitted. Does this same rule apply to bob houses..? :look: :look: NB

Now the question is "Are there any fish down there?"

I don't think there are any rules about sleeping in your bob house. Some do sleep in them.

Rules for sleeping in a bob house
 

Now there's a topic worth exploring.....

Rule #1. No baked beans with dinner

Rule #2. Just because there's not a lot of room doesn't mean it's ok to spoon.

Rule #3. That hole in the floor is NOT a urinal. Or a toilet.....

Not going to be long now a lot of ice on the lake now.

There are 7 bob houses and eight inches of ice.