02-15-2014, 06:47 AM
[quote 10X]Thak you[/quote]
Hey now, she said she liked it, ya don't gotta be rude! (kiddling!)
Got a bud at work with a hover craft, and he fishes, never asked him about ice, hmmm.
I was gonna suggest the everglades style. Not sure what ice would do to an aluminum bottom... if I emptied my Jon boat, might be pushable. But I'll bet a plastic crawdad would do better.
Have heard of folks getting on ice using a canoe, but as mentioned, being able to push off bottom would help.
From what I heard, getting ONTO the ice was tough, as thenedges were slush, so you couldn't just step out of the boat easily.
Have also heard from folks who would wear waders to fet out, then change once on ice. Lots of Jet sled types have high enough edges to float your gear out at least.
Be careful, bring spare clothes, and don't lock yourself out of the car naked with the engine running ( that's another story!)
Hey now, she said she liked it, ya don't gotta be rude! (kiddling!)
Got a bud at work with a hover craft, and he fishes, never asked him about ice, hmmm.
I was gonna suggest the everglades style. Not sure what ice would do to an aluminum bottom... if I emptied my Jon boat, might be pushable. But I'll bet a plastic crawdad would do better.
Have heard of folks getting on ice using a canoe, but as mentioned, being able to push off bottom would help.
From what I heard, getting ONTO the ice was tough, as thenedges were slush, so you couldn't just step out of the boat easily.
Have also heard from folks who would wear waders to fet out, then change once on ice. Lots of Jet sled types have high enough edges to float your gear out at least.
Be careful, bring spare clothes, and don't lock yourself out of the car naked with the engine running ( that's another story!)