a situation in which there is no scripture for a choice we are considering. As such, prayer and patience will guide us to a corrent solution.
In the same way we can stay safe on the ice.
*Look at resources. Your local fish and game can usually provide information on determining if a lake is worthy to fish on. Visit local bait/tackle shops as well. Inquire about what lakes are safe and which are not.
*Use sound judgement. If you are nervous or unsure, err on the side of caution. It is better to pass up a day of fishing than to risk your life.
*DO NOT drive on the ice. This is the quickest way to ensure your day, and more likely your life, is ruined. If you need to get to the far end of the take, invest in a small ATV or Snowmobile, otherwise a utility sled and snowshoes can be just as useful.
*Let someone know where you will be fishing, the details of your plan and set up regular check ins, ideally 4 a day (morning, afternoon, evening and before bed).
*Bring floation equipment or a cold weather survival suit. Should you find yourself in an