It's a tough job drilling with a manual auger through 20 inches of ice.
Twenty Inches of Ice!
Drilling through 20 inches of ice (I am still amazed by this number) on a recent ice fishing outing was no easy task.
After David drilled his hole and dropped his line, it was the girls turn to tackle theirs. It took two at a time and some serious elbow grease to get it done.
The reward? The feeling of relief when breaking through the ice and knowing you didn't wuss out.
After drilling, scooping out the ice from the hole.
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