Wow I just googled it, its a strange looking lake with all those islands. You're right though it would be great to sail around them. Landyachtings version of the "Greek Islands"

I wonder what the surface is like??

I you lived in the area i would go to lake lefroy....by the looks lefroy looks a thicker surface...and you could have a beer with "Landyacht"
Lake Barlee WA



Lake Lefroy WA (looks like some water on it)

Ah....... Lake barleeeeeeeeeee.
Its been a long time , But I dont reckon even global warming could make that @#$%^$ lake hard enough.
Spent a long hot afternoon digging out of that one when I worked there in the mid 80's. we would sail class 5 yachts across country in the sparse Mulga.
If your bored try googling Lake Deborah west. It has roads , tracks , a salt works( active), not too far from Koolyanobbing, ,an Iron Ore mine, ya might get a job, vermin fence goes really close to Deborah east.
You have to look for really WHITE lakes with as few islands as possible