Sleds and atv for a bungalow weekend, Should I bring?

[Aquaholic]

Hoping to get some info. 6 of us are headed to chilly willy this weekend and I was wondering if it’s worth it to bring sleds and quads with our portable huts or should we leave them home and try to travel where we can with trucks or on feet?

Thank you all in advance.

[kenster]

As long as you play safe it looks like snow will be gone on lake for weekend.

[Mr Meat]

Skates might be your best bet think the lake will be very slick after it freezes

[fishergirl1]

Four wheeler it's glare

[fishergirl1]

Very glare

[fishergirl1]

Out by gull islands. Definitely need cleats

[fishergirl1]

Little wet today but tonight minus 15 will tighten it up.

[Aquaholic]

After tonight’s cold how do you think skates would do? Would sure make for fast transportation lol

[Woodsman]

If you got the option bring them. More options are always good.
Sled's and ATV's in most cases are safer than a truck if ice thickness can be an issue.
Sled's also have the advantage of getting across pressure cracks better but can have cooling and slider problems without snow on the ice.

[Icehog]

I would say to bring you skates because there will be no snow on the lake. Be safe. Tight lines.

[Chevy]

If you want to run and gun during the day then bring'em. Usually when the boys are away they like to have a few "Pops" so there is always that to consider. Not that I'm saying you guys are irresponsible, I'm just saying...
Have a great trip

[Aquaholic]

Thanks for the help fellas I will try to keep everyone updated throughout the weekend.

[FatRap]

Good luck to you and your crew Aquaholic, keep us updated.

Tight lines

[buddy]

As of now I think an ATV is the way to go. At my end of the lake it is still snow covered but it picked up a lot of water from the rain and it's now frozen up so hard that you don't leave a footprint when you walk over top.

[woodee123]

atv with chains would be my transport of choice. if you have the option. good for snow slush or glare