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The warm temperatures and sunshine somewhat improved travel conditions by taking down the snow cover on the lakes.

Recent mild temperatures melted considerable snow on the ice, producing some slush. Cold temperatures mid-week should turn that around.

Moderate temperatures, walkable conditions, and staked snowmobile trails make lake travel easier. The ice is inconsistent, so use caution!

The current stretch of very cold might take some time to affect the inconsistent ice depths, as there is considerable insulating cover.

Anglers are doing well for most species, and there is little competition. Be aware that lakes are slushy with most travel limited to walking.

Ice conditions with the recent mild temperatures and rain continue to cause travel issues on the ice and some areas remain questionable.

Ice thickness is improving, but anyone going on the ice should continue to use extreme caution when traveling on any ice.

Ice conditions are slowly improving, with thickness reports from 2-10 inches. Quality and thickness varies considerably from lake to lake.

Lake ice conditions and access remain a huge issue in the Hayward area. Most lakes have layers of ice and slush under heavy snow cover.

Ice conditions are slowly improving, but the 6-8 inches of snow received is inhibiting the ability of cold temperatures to build more ice.