Two men were successfully rescued after they fell through the ice while fishing on a southern Minnesota lake Tuesday. According to the Blue Earth County Sheriff’s Office, deputies and fire and rescue crews were called to Madison Lake just after 1 p.m. The men were reportedly 1,600 feet from the lake’s shore when they fell through the ice.

Family members began searching for Troy Allen Krenz when he didn't come home from ice fishing Tuesday night. He was found dead Wednesday morning.

Two men in the 70’s were rescued from the water of Madison Lake after falling through the ice Tuesday. According to a release from the Blue Earth County Sheriff’s Office, just after 1:00, deputies, conservation officers and personnel from Madison Lake Fire and Mayo Ambulance responded to the DNR access area of Madison Lake to assist with a man that had fallen through the ice approximately 1600 feet from shore.

Two men were rescued Tuesday from a frozen lake in southern Minnesota. The Blue Earth County Sheriff’s Office says deputies, conservation officers, the Madison Lake Fire Department, and Mayo Ambulance were called to the DNR access area of Madison Lake just after 1 pm.