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I wouldn't be out anywhere with winds like we've got this morning.

 

Oh ,you can bet there will be some.Those wave are going to crush some ice over there.

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Be careful Alex.

 

Like the others have said. Thin ice in Simcoe and strong winds. We don't want a repeat of the ice rescue like what happened last year.

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If you're going out, make sure to stash a few bucks away to cover the rescue fees!

 

(All joking aside, be safe out there if you do go)

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Now you guys have me thinking. I am just about to leave to go to VB. I was thinking about the affects of the wind aswell. Especially out of the west. I'm itching really bad. Maybe I should wait until tomorrow?

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Might be a good call to wait until tomorrow.

 

You can be out there with the rest of us nuts.

 

Planning on Virginia Beach tomorrow. Hopefully the water is clear. My son loves sight fishing the yellow bellies.

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If you're going to Virginia Beach, the parking nitwits are at it hardcore, apparantely issued a wack(30+)of tickets for parking more than 3hrs in areas where there were not any no parking signs.

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If you're going to Virginia Beach, the parking nitwits are at it hardcore, apparantely issued a wack(30+)of tickets for parking more than 3hrs in areas where there were not any no parking signs.

 

Was this on Hadden Rd? That's where I usually park.

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You got it. Hadden Rd.

 

I was planning on parking there tomorrow morning. May need to re-think that :dunno:

Lets see.

 

$60.00 gas, $10 minnows, $30 parking, hundreds in equipment

 

Catching a few perch on Simcoe.....................Priceless!!!!!

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Is the parking lot next to the restaurant still open to the public? I've parked there before. It was paid parking and about 10 dollars but that was a few years ago.

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wonder how much I could make with valet parking, moving each vehicle every 2.9 hours

 

lol...great idea terry, im in.... lol, now can i ask something without :sarcasm: ? what is it about hte strong wind that effects the ice.. thick or thin... what can the wind do the the ice? i've always fished lakes with little to no current around my cottage ( kashwakamak lake: mazinaw, marble, big gull ect.. ) and i've never had an experience where the wind causes issues. i have only spent time on simcoe when i was younger and i remember better ice in the 80's and 90's...? :thumbsup_anim:

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lol...great idea terry, im in.... lol, now can i ask something without :sarcasm: ? what is it about hte strong wind that effects the ice.. thick or thin... what can the wind do the the ice? i've always fished lakes with little to no current around my cottage ( kashwakamak lake: mazinaw, marble, big gull ect.. ) and i've never had an experience where the wind causes issues. i have only spent time on simcoe when i was younger and i remember better ice in the 80's and 90's...? :thumbsup_anim:

 

 

To answer your question.........

 

Yesterdays winds were out of the west45-55 kmh. No ice on this side. By the time the waves and rollers get built up heading east,it easy to crush any ice over there.The ice will go up and down,eventually snapping it.Then it begins.

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Never seen it. But,I would think if the ice is thin,the pressure from the wind could make the ice move up and down,eventully causing a break. :dunno:

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If I remember right it's called fetch, the distance that's open to the wind, frozen or not. The stronger the wind the more "pull" it has on the surface and yes, it will go up and down.

And, the marina is still open with a few guys fishing off the docks this morning.

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