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Lake Simcoe is still frozen solid ,but the ice is starting to go rotten. A van went through the ice a couple days ago and around here that means spring is just around the corner!
I think you need to pick and choose your locations more carefully right now. I dove there last weekend (around Big Bay Point)and the ice was about 18" thick still. I heard there was open water at Centennial beach though.
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