Cool Ice Shack

[TubeDude]

[cool][#0000ff]Those fellers in the cold north country know how to set up for hard deck fishin'.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Just a tad more refined than a Quick Flip.[/#0000ff]
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[BigBuck3333]

wouldnt that be a blast at the berry. you wouldnt want to even go home. would they let ya haul one out there and and let it sit all winter? if they would it would be a great winter get away.
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[flyanddrive]

Now that is one sweet set up! However I think I prefer the more mobile variety shown here: [url "http://www.snow-bear.com"]www.snow-bear.com[/url]
Just in case the fish aren't in their usual spot.[]
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[PapaBaruu]

WOW- an 8 holer'... If things get slow you can even move around from hole to hole till you find the fish []

Better than my and MomaBaruu's 1st apartment...PB
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[lavaman]

Impressive!
Every guy needs one of those!
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[WaveWolf]

Guide services in Minn. rent these out on a weekly basis for as many as 6 guys at a time, complete with snowmobile ferry service.
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[RILEYFISH]

go look at them on ebay. There are some on there that are incredible
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[wiperhunter2]

I tried to post those same pictures last week but could not figure out how to take it out of the slide show it was in and attach it like you did. Very cool pictures, talk about roughing it in style. Once you got it on the ice it would be hard to leave[cool]
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[Theekillerbee]

Looks pretty slick. Kinda like fishin' from your own living room.
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[Coldfooter]

This aint rare sight in the "great north woods". This a nice unit tho'. I like where he's got his remotes and eletronics, nuke, toaster oven, TV and of less importance, fish finder... Altho it needs more sleeping accommondations me thinks.. []
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[TubeDude]

[cool][#0000ff]Hey Don...nothing on the Coldfooter Hilton. Right?[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Some diehards don't think about sleeping...or else they just fall asleep after being hypnotized by the flasher.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Maybe you didn't notice the stairs in the corner. They go up to the stack-on sleeping loft. King sized bed, hot tub and all that stuff.[/#0000ff]
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[BADFISH]

the way i see it by the pictures there, one of those "holes" was the head, dont EVER fish next to that one or in it. nobody wants to reel in a "boneless brown"!!

i dont know how you would ever transport one of those, do they have wheels you tow it away with or what? i have seen the ones loaded up on pontoon floats just in case the hard deck wasnt really that hard, but that one looks to have no floatation at all how would one go about moving it? i am sure those sleds wont pull it off the ice. maybe i just need some more neducation though.
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[TubeDude]

[cool][#0000ff]On some of the lakes in Minnesota, where they set those things up and leave them for "the season", there are services that you can contract to tow your shanty out and set it up on your GPS spot. They will come back out and move it for you (for a price) or take it off the ice when you are ready.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Some of them are built on adjustable height "skids". Others are jacked up and loaded onto a sled of sorts and then tilted off when they reach their location.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Definitely not something you would wanna pull up the hills on some of our lakes.[/#0000ff]
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[icing_perch]

I lived in Alaska for 3 years before I moved to Utah and up there they waited until the ice got thick enough to drive on and hauled them out on flat bed trailers and either winched them off the trailers or use ones built on trailers with easily removable axles.
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