Snow and Ice Report for December 12, 2018

Map from :

Environment Canada Ice forecast Ice Products located at:

https://iceweb1.cis.ec.gc.ca/Prod/page2.xhtml

Snow depth is still minimal with small increases in snow depth north and west of Nipigon. A little more to the southwest on Thunderbay and up the Armstrong highway. Non-snow cooled snowmachines are probably OK however there really isn’t a cushion of snow so could be bumpy.

Most trails and bush roads are ATV/4×4 passable with some isolated deeper snow.

There is very little snow on ice covered areas and windswept areas are near bare.

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Minnows in stock

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Nightcrawlers in stock

Ice thickness of small inland lakes are for the most part thick enough for ice fishing at 6″ to 8″ with some ice on small stocked lakes already hitting 10″ to 12″. Ice thickness is never uniform, especially at this time of year.

Black Bay from Hurkett has fast ice in the 6″ to 10″ range with some pressure ridging and separation taking place.

Mazukama Bay is ice covered with 4″ – 6″ nearer shore. It may be safe in some areas although still a risk at this time of year, and always stay near shore.

Whitefish and Lakes west of Thunderbay are being ice fished with 6″ to a foot of Ice on some lakes.

 

Adventure Awaits

Welcome to the world famous Nipigon River. Here we measure trout by the pound. More than fishing and hunting with hiking, boating, foraging, site seeing, animal watching, bird watching and much much more.

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World Class, trophy fishing for many different species.

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Prime boreal forest hunting - large game and small.

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Thousands of Lakes rivers and creeks to explore.

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Miles and Miles of maintained hiking trails along the most scenic area of all Lake Superior.

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Thousands of miles of bush roads for ATV, Snowmobile and 4x4 exploration.

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Parks, Splash Pads, scenic vistas, waterfalls, and more....

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