11-30-2012, 04:20 AM
This will be my first season of ice fishing and I grew up in the bayous of Louisiana. People lined the streets once when there were snowflakes falling, but they melted as soon as they touched anything. My point is, in answering my question, please answer for someone who knows nothing about the characteristics of the variable surfaces of a frozen lake.
I suppose there will be no restrictions for bicycles.
Can I ride a bicycle on the ice? The fishing bicycle I'm thinking of buying has big wheels and a long wheelbase and designed to ride on soft beach sand and large rocks. If it will work on ice and the various conditions of a frozen lake surface, then it will be ideal for me because I'm physically fit and a bicycle racer and will be able to have quite a range to fish many places on the lakes and reservoirs.
I'm about to buy my fish finder for ice fishing.
Ronald
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I suppose there will be no restrictions for bicycles.
Can I ride a bicycle on the ice? The fishing bicycle I'm thinking of buying has big wheels and a long wheelbase and designed to ride on soft beach sand and large rocks. If it will work on ice and the various conditions of a frozen lake surface, then it will be ideal for me because I'm physically fit and a bicycle racer and will be able to have quite a range to fish many places on the lakes and reservoirs.
I'm about to buy my fish finder for ice fishing.
Ronald
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