At Clark Canyon Reservoir, reports from anglers in ice fishing groups are stating that ice conditions are beginning to change. The edges are getting soft, while ice near the Horse Prairie Campground remains close to a foot thick. With temperatures expected to reach around 50 degrees over the next four days, anglers advise using extra…
At Clark Canyon Reservoir, reports from anglers in ice fishing groups are stating that ice conditions are beginning to change. The edges are getting soft, while ice near the Horse Prairie Campground remains close to a foot thick.
With temperatures expected to reach around 50 degrees over the next four days, anglers advise using extra caution, as ice conditions may deteriorate rapidly—especially along shorelines and access areas.
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