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Idaho and Montana warn winter anglers of rising ice fishing risks, urging safety checks and caution.
Idaho and Montana fish and wildlife agencies are urging winter anglers to prioritize safety, warning of increased risks on frozen lakes amid cold weather and strong winds.
A 2016 NIH study shows January has the highest rate of fishing injuries, with thermal injuries more common than hypothermia and alcohol use reported twice as often in ice fishing incidents compared to traditional fishing.
Both states advise checking ice thickness (at least 4–6 inches), avoiding areas near dams, never fishing alone, dressing in layers, and avoiding alcohol.
Authorities also stress staying informed and fishing during daylight hours.
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