Lake Access Points

[Devonian_Piscivore]

How many access points are there to drive out onto URL? Does anyone know of a map online that I could see that shows them???

I'm just wondering about being able to go mobile if the fish are not under the sleeper I am renting. Once I get out on the lake, is it fairly easy to get around form one area to another? Is there usually a good plowed road network to move around? For example, say I am in a sleeper on the north section of fishable waters. I find out that the bite is hot in the southern areas. Will I be able to drive from north to south on the lake, or will I need to return to my access point, drive south, and pay again to get on the lake??

I know that pressure cracks can be a real pain in the neck, and if there is enough snow, where unplowed, the drifts will make vehicle travel impossible. What is the norm when going mobile on URL to find fish?

-Al

[fishinalot]

There must be at least 8 access points, but now there is 8-10 inches of snow on the lake making it tough to be very mobile. There should be good roads plowed, but I don't know that I would go to far off them. Bring a tow strap and a shovel!!

[Stan7600]

Cross country travel will be almost impossible for a while. To go from North to South side you'd definitely want to use the blacktop for safety reasons. Kelly gave some good advice a few years ago. Have a shovel for each person in the vehicle plus a pointed dirt shovel for when the drifts are frozen and packed underneath. Stan C.