trucks dont float

[iceboy16]

jus got back from LOW tonight. we put our silverado through at 3 sunday in about 3 feet of water. damage wasnt bad but it was still a pain. luckily there were some nice people up there to help us out. the ice we tried driving on was not even safe enough for walking on and there was ever some open spots near by. i guess that what happens when the city boys go out and think they know whats up.<P>good luck

[yendor]

iceboy16<BR> were did this happen at I live on LOW so I dont want it to happen to me let us all know <P>------------------<BR>catch them all big fat an small

[yendor]

thanks for the heads up on that it may save me<P>------------------<BR>catch them all big fat an small

[jighed]

i was out to it was fine sat. but when you get the rain we did that evening the warm rain is gotta go somewhere and draininto the small holes making them bigger. dont venture at night. but the rest of the lake was awesome for driving as all the snow melted just look out for the bomber trails as we gotstuck driving thru that and it was not fun shoveling all that slush. good luck,walleye bite was soso .it was nice getting my limit on red in 3 hours friday night <BR>

[iceboy16]

it happened off adrians roads infront of skeets point? (i think) the people said there was some springs around there and there was small parts of open water near by that we werent aware of until after. several of us had fallen through just walking around the truck. sure would have been nice if they would have mentioned to us that that ice wasnt good and to stay away!<P>keep safe!

[snaggletooth]

The reason you were not warned about any of the 3 springs that are off of Skee's Point is because you were driving off of the plowed road. You may not have known were the plowed road was. But those three springs are not the only ones in Four Mile Bay and not the only places you could fall through. There were infact three different vehicles that went in that spot between Sat. night and Sun. when you did. So don't feel too bad. But next time stop and ask around and then look around ahead of where you are driving. <P><BR><p>[This message has been edited by snaggletooth (edited 04-02-2004).]

[Kingfisher]

snaggletooth; welcome to Fishing Minnesota! I enjoy reading the "local's" posts, as well as everyone else. Hope to hear from you again.