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Haha this would be an Ice Castle. Definitely fishing in comfort!

​@@fishhuntforeverhow do you do this? I'm curious does it go out and stay out I'm confused and amazed at the same time I've seen set ups similar but it wasn't over ice it was more like a floating mini home

@@calvincarter5444 It's basically like a camper you can pull with your truck that has holes in the floor cut out to ice fish from. Some folks leave their's on the ice all winter, others pull their's home when they're done fishing. Heat, TV's beds, kitchens and more. They're cozy!

It's a Summit Pole with an Arc Lab gunwale clamp: arclab-motorsport-fabrication.myshopify.com/products/gunwale-clamp-for-arclab-transducer-pole

@ thanks mate! Keep up great work!

You'll get looked at pretty funny if you call it that in this part of the world!

Us too, Nathan. Us too.

Thanks! It's always good to let the big ones go so we can Fish & Hunt Forever!

I'd go with neither! We just like to release the big fish of the population and keep our fisheries and fish population healthy and sustainable!

This is from Lake of the Woods. A wonderful naturally reproducing lake. We commonly refer to all of our lakes as "fisheries," whether they're natural lakes, rivers or reserviors.

@ thanks for the clarification that’s really cool

Not a taste bud thing, it's an ethics thing! Plenty of smaller bluegills to keep for a fish fry. No need to keep the trophies. Sustainable fisheries are much more important to us than one fish fry!

​@fishhuntforever yes, but there are many people, you go hungry everyday. I don't really eat catfish, but know people in my neighborhood in need and give the Catfish to them, but to each his/her own to do whatever they want with the fish they Catch. That is a Nice Bream, "Keep On Fishing" and having a good time.

That's an average 'gill around here.

Maybe so, but in this lake this one is on the big side, so it goes back. Keeping big bluegills alive keeps the big bluegill population alive and well!

What type of Eskimo is this sheesh this is luxury

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To each their own I guess. We fished in a few different houses and they were all a little different. We also caught a lot of fish in each one too.

You would just rather bitch in the comments section cause your miserable

I don’t like trough houses either… but that’s why I have my own stuff.. so it’s the way I like it.

Is that your favorite?

@@fishhuntforever It's my wife's. This is how I gain points to buy much needed outdoor equipment. I really enjoy your media. Thanks for your effort.

@@ernieferguson9513 haha thanks Ernie!

The Fundra 2.0 is in the works!

@@fishhuntforever Glad you guys are OK.

Lake Uwisunu. Ever been??

Thanks for the feedback 🤜

Thanks, we appreciate that!

Ha! At least tickets in North Dakota can be cheap!

@ no ticket, just couldn’t see the temp registration 😂

That sounds pretty tasty!

Devils Lake! Stayed and fished with Haybale Heights

@@kellemiller5244 we had a great time with Jordan!

Folgers has left the chat

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Yep, last February.

Thanks! It’s a ton of fun! Have you ever fished out of one?

Huh?? Can't drink coffee while hunting anymore? News to me.

Goofy Newfies lol. That's interesting!

Thank you! Share us with all of your friends and help us get there!!

Sure was a fun one! And there's more to come!!!

Yeah well, at least we have TWO Sitka stores.

Thanks @Fishdonkey!!

Haha we agreed!

The New York state record brown trout is 33 lbs caught on Lake Ontario, so they're definitely in there, and Frank knows his stuff, especially when it comes to fishing the Niagara River and Lake Ontario! Tight lines!

Ontario side Brown trout (34 pounds, 6.1 ounces) is the record .. in the 90s I witnessed the same guy back to back days get one that was 29 lbs and next day 30 lbs off of a pier in Ontario

Hey Matt! Thanks for checking out our channel 🤜