Here’s the answer to my own question. 

Looking for an approximate on ice conditions.  Heading to the cottage tomorrow if kid’s bowling event gets called off.  Don’t need spots. Want to minimize gear brought.  Thanks.

I was up the 7th - 9th.  I did not fish the flowage but drove by several times.  There were zero vehicles on the ice.  Snowmobiles and some 4 wheelers.  I was out on Surprise Lake (just north of the flowage) and was shocked at the lack of slush.  We had zero issues on snowmobiles.  We had about 12" of ice on Surprise.

Would someone be kind enough to post ice depth and driving conditions while at the fish-o-ree? Heading to cottage the weekend of 2/21 and want to know if I can drive on it easily or too much snow/slush.  Cold weather should firm it up nice.  Thanks. 

How are lake conditions looking on this side of town??

Only saw couple people out on sleds.  We walked down from our cottage. 

  Not to sound condescending, but the ice depth was on my comments from the weekend and then LL transferred it up to the page for this lake as most current.  

Any reports on how much ice? and anyone driving trucks out there?

Thanks!! 

Also FYI:

February 15, 2020  45th Annual Red Arrow Fish A Ree, 11AM to 7PM at the Townsend Town Hall. Food, meat raffles, beverages, club clothing sales and music.  Fish contest winners announced at 5:30.  Big ticket raffle drawing at 7PM.

Lots of tiny crappies, a few snake pike, a couple perch and one gill.  All caught near the cottage.  Snowy Fri night and Sat morning.  

Best I can find is here:

http://www.ocontocounty.org/events/2019-02/red-arrow-snowmobile-atv-club-44th-annual-fish-a-ree-2019-02-16/

Is there an info sheet for the fisheree this weekend?  We were coming up to fish anyway, but heard there was an event on Saturday the 16th.  Can anyone help me with an info sheet?  PM me if you'd like.  Thank you.