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Winter Survival Ice Fishing Foraging Tips

Teaching Drum Outdoor School What to do when you’re stranded and starving in the Northcountry and you can’t fish because the ice is two feet thick.

Teaching Drum Outdoor School’s founder Tamarack Song describes how to catch fish in a winter survival situation.

Here in a wilderness lake in Wisconsin, the fish try to find oxygen at spring sites where the ice melts on the side of the lake.

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