Frozen Bay 2009
Rough winter? You bet. Look no further than ice-capped Grand Traverse Bay for proof. A stretch of bitterly cold weather sealed the deal and completely froze the bay for the first time in six years.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump
"It makes some noise every once in a while and that freaks you out," said Glenn Reinertson of Empire, who was catching Lake Trout on the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, about halfway between Old Mission Peninsula and Power Island, on Monday morning, March 2, 2009,. Reinertson said it was the first season he'd ice fished on the bay, which had about 4 or 5 inches of ice at his location. "What the hell, it doesn't freeze over that often," he said. "I feel safe on it."
"It makes some noise every once in a while and that freaks you out," said Glenn Reinertson of Empire, who was catching Lake Trout on the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, about halfway between Old Mission Peninsula and Power Island, on Monday morning, March 2, 2009,. Reinertson said it was the first season he'd ice fished on the bay, which had about 4 or 5 inches of ice at his location. "What the hell, it doesn't freeze over that often," he said. "I feel safe on it."
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump
"It makes some noise every once in a while and that freaks you out," said Glenn Reinertson of Empire, who was catching Lake Trout on the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, about halfway between Old Mission Peninsula and Power Island, on Monday morning, March 2, 2009,. Reinertson said it was the first season he'd ice fished on the bay, which had about 4 or 5 inches of ice at his location. "What the hell, it doesn't freeze over that often," he said. "I feel safe on it."
"It makes some noise every once in a while and that freaks you out," said Glenn Reinertson of Empire, who was catching Lake Trout on the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay, about halfway between Old Mission Peninsula and Power Island, on Monday morning, March 2, 2009,. Reinertson said it was the first season he'd ice fished on the bay, which had about 4 or 5 inches of ice at his location. "What the hell, it doesn't freeze over that often," he said. "I feel safe on it."