02-06-2004, 04:10 AM
[font "Times New Roman"][size 3]I have learned to pack for the circumstance. If it’s just me all I need is two bags, one on each shoulder, one with the Vexilar, snack food for the day and few items of clothing incase it gets colder, and some safety gear. The other bag contains any tackle and gear I might need for ice fishing. Then in one hand I have the hand auger and the other hand two poles. I can also put this gear on a small kid’s sled making it easy to pull around. [/size][/font]
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[font "Times New Roman"][size 3]Then I can go to the extreme when taking the family or group fishing. This would include taking the tent, heater, extra propane, food to feed everyone, and a chair for each person plus any extra clothes o-yea the power auger for all the holes I need to make, all this put in an oversized sled. This is easier to pull with the ATV however if I can’t use the ATV the dog gets to pull the sled. He does a good job pulling it on the ice but I don’t help him pull it up hill he’ll let me know. It’s a good thing he’s a Husky, he sure does get excided when I get his harness out and put it on him. [/size][/font]
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[font "Times New Roman"][size 3]Then I can go to the extreme when taking the family or group fishing. This would include taking the tent, heater, extra propane, food to feed everyone, and a chair for each person plus any extra clothes o-yea the power auger for all the holes I need to make, all this put in an oversized sled. This is easier to pull with the ATV however if I can’t use the ATV the dog gets to pull the sled. He does a good job pulling it on the ice but I don’t help him pull it up hill he’ll let me know. It’s a good thing he’s a Husky, he sure does get excided when I get his harness out and put it on him. [/size][/font]
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