I want to go ice fishing
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I want to go ice fishing
I did a search, don't shoot.
I want to do some ice fishing, but I'm looking for a place with heated huts (that fits myself and a buddy), and can supply us with basic gear... This will be my first time out on the 'hard water' as they say.
Any good suggestions?
THANKS.
E
I want to do some ice fishing, but I'm looking for a place with heated huts (that fits myself and a buddy), and can supply us with basic gear... This will be my first time out on the 'hard water' as they say.
Any good suggestions?
THANKS.
E
Calabogie has always been good to us when fishing for walleye at night, they have shacks, supply wood, and they have 4 lines in the shacks themselves, depends if you want to use them or have Jim drill others outside, its completly up to you. The bait place that rents out the shacks is called Jims Bait and tackle.
Heres a link:
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Heres a link:
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If I were you I'd research the cost of a heated hut on Mississippi, White or the Ottawa and compare that cost to getting out with Yannick (Fisherguy33)... I'd bet he's comparable in price and you'll end up on productive water.. he's guaranteeing you fish. No brainer to me, especially to make your first outing a memorable one.
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Heated shacks? Supplied gear? I can excuse the latter for a fist time-er... but going to heated shacks? It's like going to play hockey for the first time ever at scotiabank place and never once checking out an outdoor rink. boooooooo. come freeze your nads in Wendover with me on the weekend. hahahaha.
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Re: I want to go ice fishing
I'll do all the above at NO charge..............................well not reallylapointeric wrote:
I want to do some ice fishing, but I'm looking for a place with heated huts (that fits myself and a buddy), and can supply us with basic gear... This will be my first time out on the 'hard water' as they say.
Any good suggestions?
THANKS.
E
Lets say i'll settle for one of your Muskie Hotspots
Not sure where your looking to fish, but claude collette in Ingleside has about 50 shacks on hoople creek on the st.lawrence. He supplies wood,minnows and drills your holes for ya. He used to charge $50 for the day and the shacks hold 6 guys, so less then 10 bucks a guy, you cant beat that price. Not sure what he is charging now, haven't rented one in a while. You dont even need to call the guy just show up there in the morning and he is always there, he will set you up.
My undersized musky just ATE your trophy bass
X2 on Collette's
Approx 5 years ago I rented from him at Hoople - back then he also had 3 person huts, wood fire going when you get there. I took my son - we were sitting in our t-shirts... and it was -12C outside.
We made a reservation first. About 5 years ago was $35 and the first 12 minnows were included. Fantastic price.
That would be my choice if I was looking for creature comfort... there are decent perch and walleye if you fish the low-light times...
Approx 5 years ago I rented from him at Hoople - back then he also had 3 person huts, wood fire going when you get there. I took my son - we were sitting in our t-shirts... and it was -12C outside.
We made a reservation first. About 5 years ago was $35 and the first 12 minnows were included. Fantastic price.
That would be my choice if I was looking for creature comfort... there are decent perch and walleye if you fish the low-light times...
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