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Help!!!!!Where can a guy drive outta????????


michaelpettersen82

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I already made my reservations for this weekend at twin pines, but they do not have driveable ice.Any one been out with a truck yet, as i do not want to cancel my reservations.I will be driving a 1/2 ton silverado with a small amount of gear and a portable.Any replys are much much appreciated. Thanx in advance.

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Just keep on checking. You are like the rest of us, waiting to hear a few good reports for driving.

Did they get the snow we got in the Twin Cities over the last couple of days??.

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we got an additional inch and a half or so of snow. saturday's weather blew a lot of snow around on the lake but we did not recieve the heavier amounts that you guys did further down south. driving on the main lake is sort of day to day... it is best to check with the resorts to see how far that they have made it out. there is a good road going out of cove towards spirit island, but i usually wait until i see others out there before i venture out. it is a tough year for making ice with all of the snow and the temps not too terribly cold.

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You can drive out of our place in Isle Bay - we have 14"+ on the bay - it's a little drive from Twin Pines, but I hear there isn't a lot of places to drive out of on that side of the lake. You can find us at 510 W. Lake Street; Isle, MN.

Pass to drive out is $10.00

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They are driving outta sunset bay everywhere but the public landing so I have still been pulling out.

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we have roads out to our first structure on the main lake.our bay is going full blast and hopefully we will have roads to kings hump shortly(Jay)

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How is the fishing out of your place,Are you getting the road to decent spots yet? Rented a house from you guys last winter late, thinking about coming up in the morning with my son.

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we are on the outside of mazomonee point just entering what we call the horse shoe and little bowl.we have 10 inches of ice in these spots.

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Thank u Jay your reports are very much appreciated im from the rochester area and it saves me alot of time knowing i can count on your quality reports

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