Ice Fish-O-Ree

Join Troop 6320 Ice Fishing on Lucas Lake!

Saturday, February 19th - Sunday, February 20, 2022

Individual girls must bring parent or guardian

Girl Scout troops must bring safety ratio adults & may add overnight option

JoAnn Mann Lodge, Camp Silver Brook, West Bend

The event runs in all weather, snow sports and ice fishing are dependent upon safety of the lake and available snowpack.

For more information or to register, contact us at: Troop6320@gmail.com

All anglers 16 years and older must have Wisconsin Fishing licenses, per Wisconsin law. https://dnr.wi.gov/topic/fishing/questions/kidslicense.html

If you do not bring a license, you may not touch fishing gear.

Day Option: Saturday, February 19th, 9:00am—4:00pm, $15 child/ $10 adult

Non-Girl Scouts welcome!
Ice Fishing
Snowshoeing
Winter & Cold Weather Safety
Winter Outdoor Skills
Fish Identification
Make and Take Projects
Games and Challenges
Warm indoor building available
Lunch, hot cocoa, and snack included

Overnight Option: Saturday, February 19th, 9:00am— Sunday, February 20th, 11:00am, $30 child/ $25 adult

Girl Scout Members only!
All of the Day Option activities included

and...

Saturday night accommodation inside JoAnn Mann Lodge (if you want to winter camp, tent pitches permitted)
Lunch, dinner, breakfast, hot cocoa, and snacks included
Extra games, challenges, activities, and fun planned for the overnight & in the morning
A great way to have your troop's first overnight without all the stress of planning it yourself!

Troops must follow Girl Scout safety rules for sleeping arrangements and provide adult safety ratios for the entire event until your last troop member is picked up.

Contact organizers with any special needs or concerns - we will try to accommodate or work with you if we cannot change menus.

COVID-19 HEALTH NOTICE - Some local schools are not counting reported exposure to COVID-19 as a reason to keep a child home from school / quarantine. The Ice Fishing event staff is using the CDC definitions of exposure and quarantine from troop activities to keep everyone as safe as possible.

The CDC guidelines are updated frequently and are described here: COVID-19: When to Quarantine | CDC
As of today (2022/01/07) -

the definition of exposure is being within 6 feet of an infected individual for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more in a 24 hour period.
Fully vaccinated (see CDC link for what this means for each age group) individuals should be tested 5 days after exposure to infected individual (The troop asks you to skip events during these 5 days), and if the test is negative may participate in activities
Unvaccinated, partially vaccinated, or those unable to test should quarantine for 10 days following an exposure
Individuals with a prior confirmed positive and fully recovered within 90 days should skip events during 5 days after exposure to an infected individual, and may participate after 5 days if they show no symptoms. Testing should be done at the advice of a medical professional, as it may be misleading under these circumstances.
Any positive test result or symptoms of illness are reasons to stay home, this includes otherwise mild symptoms that are not already known from another cause.
COVID screening will occur upon check-in for all participants, and once daily for overnight participants, troop chaperones must make arrangements for transportation and supervision in the event your scouts/adults do not pass the screening process.