Access around Warroad or Rockey PT.

[iffwalleyes]

Guys I know it is a little early to be asking this but I am going to do it anyhow. What are the accesses like coming out of the Warroad Public access or using Babbler's road out of Rockey Pt.? Are they getting pretty bad or are that holding up OK? What is that breaker looking like out just out of Warroad? I am planing a trip up there April 4&5 and I am hoping that there will still be a spot to get out and chase some eyes or else some tip ups. I know that the ice over by the Rainy sound bad but usually the ice over by Warroad stays better longer doesn't it?<P>------------------<BR>Grip it and Rip it<P>IFFWALLEYES

[iffwalleyes]

Anyone??

[decoy]

I was Up Sat. at Warroad Public.<P>After seeing one pickup drop a front and driving about a mile to find a questionable spot to get off. I'm not going back. A little harry. I think 4wheelers would be fine though. We fished shallow for northern. A lot of guys did good out further in the deeps and around the islands. I would advise no pickups anymore... unless it can float.<P>We could sit and listen to the water seepionh through the ice. Which by the way is almost rotten.<P>decoy<BR>PS Fishing for us has been better.

[TNT4ME]

Was up Tues& Wed and fished out of Babbler's road by Gull Rock area, the heaves are very active and moving alot. The ice was quite chunky while drilling, still lots of ice but starting to rot. We drove a p/u out along with many others, but Richard came out on Wed and said that from there on he was only recommending atv's or snowcats, the heaves are too active to keep the belts in place.The fishing was a little slow, with lots of samll ones but a few nice fish mixed in. Looks like snowcats would be the better choice for crossing cracks, the ones we watched, snowcats could cross the gap but the wheelers would run long distances to get across.<BR>