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Date/Time: 06/18/2013 04:38PM
Subject: Definition of Ice Out
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marsonite 04/29/2008 06:12AM
The DNR has an official definition of ice out if I remember right.

I don't think it would be practical to canoe with any ice left. Murphy's law would be in full force--whereever you needed to go would be where the ice would be blocking your way.
jenrobsdad 04/29/2008 02:07AM
Ok everyone, what is your definition of ice out? Can a person navigate lakes if Ice out has not happened completely?


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