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Thee are way too many BIG and small lakes in "District Municipality of Muskoka", so we might have to a bit more specific on which/what particular lake?:-)
For example, yesterday (Saturday) I drove passed a few lakes in Muskoka and Haliburton regions, and saw first-hand myself that some lakes are completely frozen over, some are still completely open water, and yet some are with quite some people ice fishing on....
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The smaller lakes in the area have ice but I’ve experienced two different layers , 3-5 inch of white ice then an inch of water then two of inch of black ice , I have not been out on the big lakes
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QUOTE (bassmasterrr @ Jan 15, 2023 - 05:58 pm)
The smaller lakes in the area have ice but I’ve experienced two different layers , 3-5 inch of white ice then an inch of water then two of inch of black ice , I have not been out on the big lakes
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