What better defines Minnesota in January and February than ice? After all, we are the Land of 10,000 [Frozen] Lakes!. Make this the coolest winter yet, by taking your kids ice fishing at one of these family-friendly events.
Note: These events that rely on the cooperation of frozen lakes and are weather dependent.
All Winter
Saturdays in January and February • Snowtime Saturday @ Staring Lake Park, Eden Prairie • 1pm-4pm • FREE, but registration required • Try out a variety of outdoor activities, including Ice Fishing.
January Ice Fishing Events
Fri Jan 29 • Ice Fishing with Family or Friends @ Silverwood Park • 2pm-5pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+.
Sun Jan 31: Ice Fishing with Family or Friends @ Fish Lake Regional Park • 2:30pm-5:30pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+.
Thu Feb 4: Ice Fishing with Family or Friends @ Fish Lake Regional Park • 2:30pm-5:30pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+.
Sat Feb 6: Family Ice Fishing @ Cottage Grove Ravine Park • 1pm-3pm • $7/vehicle • Learn to use ice fishing equipment and find fish under the ice..
Mon Feb 8: Ice Fishing with Family or Friends @ Fish Lake Regional Park • 2:30pm-5:30pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+.
Fri Feb 12: Ice Fishing with Family or Friends@ Fish Lake Regional Park • 9am-12pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+
Mon Feb 22 • Ice Fishing with Family or Friends @ Silverwood Park • 12:30pm-3:30pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+. Register for Three Rivers activities here.
Fri Feb 26 • Ice Fishing with Family or Friends @ Silverwood Park • 9am-12pm • $30/Shelter • Learn about the basics of ice fishing as a family of 3-5 people ages 10+. Register for Three Rivers activities here.
Indoor Ice Fishing?
We’ve Got That too! Sort of.
Anytime • Cuddle in and Read Deborah Jo Larson’s One Frozen Lake.
