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Plowed Road on North Lida


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Headin' out tomorrow to check it out. I am taking some

extra 4x4's with just in case. Will probably have the

house on stilts before long, but it sure beats a day at

the office.

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I got my Jeep with the V Plow fixed today, and I just got off Lizzie, it works great. Chains on all 4 wheels. I'll be out on Lida by 10:00 tomorrow. See you all out there, Scott. 701-540-7684 cell.

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I will have two 4X4 rigs (maroon with black scallops green topper Chevy pk, and brown cj5 Jeep black top, black V Plow) out there and a long tow rope. I see its nice and COLD TODAY. FUN FUN, LOL.

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I will be finish moving up to Fargo on Wed and would like to get back out to Lida, is the east road still useable.

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SSCHOPSHOP

Thank you for all of the hard work you have done this winter so far. Who would have thought with all this "global warming" going we would have this much snow and be so cold.

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Scott, Thanks again for the plowed road heading to clay point. I missed you again. I saw you heading back to pelican rapid when i was heading to the lake. You meet my friend Bo and you plowed around his house and mine. My house is the smallest house on the point. Thanks again. If you email me at [email protected] I would like to give you a gift. Thanks

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Was out on Lida tonight, not much luck, only a handful of rock bass. The plowed road is great. Without it many of us would be sitting at home. Thanks for all the work put into making the road and making it a possibility for everyone to get on the lake!! Thanks again!

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I was out late yesterday, west road was getting full near the group, but a 4X4 went right through it, east road was great, almost clear.

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I will most likely be out there all day on Thurs even with a -15 high for the day. How is the parking situation out there on the ice, I have a portable so I need a place to park out there.

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Theres a good area to park just across the breaker. It's right on the left when you cross it, that area didn't get any snow accumulation and you can almost see the ice.

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Got a few fish on Tuesday evening, but nothing crazy. Left at 6:30 so it may have gotten better. Looking forward to this weekend, I think it will be a good one for active fish, especially since you can hole hop and fish outside.

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Peter, How is the road out there? Im going out there tomarrow at about 2pm. So if you can put the heat on and drill my holes that would be great.LOL I pulled my house off the lake. So i will be in my new frabill trecker. Maybe see you out there.

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Roads good to the breaker and past it, just head a tish east once you cross the breaker to stay on the plowed road.

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Rumor has it there's lots of water on the ice out there still. I'd have thought the really cold temps might have taken care of that. If I bring my little boy out there this weekend fishing out of a portable, will he be knee deep in water?

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Hey Ray. Hows it goin. I might get ot that way this weekend. How's Bill doin? If u need someone too show u how to catch the fish just call me or Philthy Phil.

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Krebsy, Bill is doing great. I dont think i need anyone to show me how to catch the fish though. I just need to find them first. LOL. No fishing has been ok out there but nothing spectacular.Is pelican still cloudy or what. Id like to go hit a few of my honey holes.

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Me and RylFlsh85 were out yesterday and the fishing was slow. The roads are great, there was 2 trucks out plowing late afternoon for about 2 or 3 hours. There is a lot of water coming up the holes. You need to set up on a snow drift other wise you get what we had. We drilled a hole off of the snow drifts and we found ol'faithful, if we would have let it there would have been 6 or 7 inches of water on the ice but we through a ice chunk down the hole to stop it.

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Brought my 5 yr old daughter out Saturday afternoon. Got stuck trying to get to my spot on the edge of the west group. Redrilled holes where I've caught a ton of nice sized bluegils over the past few weeks and the fish were not there. One bass swam through in 30 minutes. I was really disappointed because it was the first time I took my daughter and I was sure I had a guaranteed hot spot. Guess there are never guarantees with fishing. I drilled a few holes 50 yards away and found some fish that my dauhter was able to start catching right away. Nothing spectacular, but at least we didn't get skunked. Had only caught bluegils and bass here until this trip though, nice to see a crappie come through the hole. DSC04628.jpg

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