DANE COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) - While rescuing an ice skater who had fallen into the icy waters of Wisconsin's Lake Monona on Wednesday morning, rescuers also broke through the ice. According to the Madison Fire Department, its Lake Rescue Team was called to Lake Monona after getting multiple reports of an ice skater who fell through the ice on January 8. No one hurt in Fond du Lac County fire started by a wood pellet stove The MFD Lake Rescue Team used a rapid deployment craft (RDC) to secure and retrieve a patient who fell through the ice on Lake Monona. (Madison Fire Department) First responders arrived at 10:30 a.m. and spotted the person roughly 150 to 200 yards from shore, northeast of Monona Terrace. Authorities say the person had already pulled themselves out of the water and were back onto the ice. However, while the Lake Rescue Team was on foot toward the ice skater, rescuers broke through the thin ice. But thanks to a rapid deployment craft (RDC), personal flotation devices, and cold weather exposure suits, the rescue team was protected. The release noted that the depth of Lake Monona in the area of the incident is estimated to be around 40-50 feet deep. Bird Flu causing egg prices to rise in Wisconsin due to shortages After making contact with the patient, they were equipped with a flotation device, secured to the RDC, and taken back to shore. They were subsequently taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No additional information was provided.