Any ice reports for the Vermillion?

Stopped by DuShanes on my way home from work and there were 3 guys out on the ice just a little ways North from the boat ramp. The ice near the shore looked very thin and there was only 2-3" of ice out there. I would not recommend it yet because of the springs near shore. Be safe.

Thanks for the info.

yeah you arent gonna catch me out there for at least another 2 weeks

I live in Prescott, and i was wondering if someone could tell me how to get there from 10&61(the point)

take 61 till you see the walgreens hang a left at the lights right before walgreens follow that till you see the water access signs on your left. the road turns into ravanna trail right when you leave town I dont know what they call it right when you turn.

Thanks i may have to look at it 2marrow atfer school. What do they normally catch down there?? walleye crappie??

thanks for the help guys!

both some really nice ones to I have always done really good early ice to but make sure the ice is solid because like what was said before there are springs

In town that turn would be 10th st (or ave).

Awsome guys thnx for all the help

What are they using down on the river there? is it minnows or waxies and colors?? it would be nice to try and fish that 2marrow after school. and i stopped dwn tonite and only saw 2 guys off to the left? so would it even be worth fishing or should i stick to lake rebecca?

thnx for the help guys!

if you're looking for size definitely go to vermillion. But be careful out there because there's a lot of springs near shore and i dont know how the ice is this early

How thick does the ice get on the vermillion? Where abouts does the fishing take place? I love fishing the vermillion in the spring, but I don't know if I have the brass to try it in the winter.

Fishing takes place at Dushane to the left of the boat launch. The ice was about 8 inches at the thickest i saw it last year but strong. There's actually a lot of people that fish there, but i think people are waiting a little longer before they head out except for the few that know that area well. Nice crappies and the occasional pike or eye there

If you know where to go you can really pound the eyes later in the year when the ice is thick enough in the channel. Just put in your time and be safe....a little exploring might just be well worth it. The crappies are fun too because it is basically all sight fishing as the water is only a couple feet deep.