how easy to carry hub style houses

[mrpike1973]

hello i have a quick fish 3 after survaying all my stuff i cant get the house on the sled i have a small car how easy is it to carry one of these with the back pack a ways im just curious if its feasable or i need to find a better way thanks

[shizzy]

it works, but due to the length it kinds sucks. bangs around your feet and such.

you need to either look closeley at all the stuff you are putting in the sled or get a bigger sled.

here is whats in my sled.

bucket with seat for lid, Flasher, Buddy heater and 1 extra green tank, hand auger, small radio, fold up emergency shovel. fish house, small chunk of I/O carpet and rods. Any food, lures or anything small go in my pockets.

check and double check what you are putting in the sled.

[Ed Carlson]

hello i have a quick fish 3 after survaying all my stuff i cant get the house on the sled i have a small car how easy is it to carry one of these with the back pack a ways im just curious if its feasible or i need to find a better way thanks

I would still plan for a small sled, like a deep tiny Otter sled or a like sized sled. You always have more stuff to tote than is convenient to carry by hand, and a small sled is darn handy.

The sled will also function inside the pop-up as a place to sit in and keep your feet off the ice and snow.

On the light trips the 2-3-4 man pop ups like the NEW Frabill Frontier 2-man and the Outpost 3-4 man pop-ups out this year can be worn like a back-pack and if 1 pail and 1 hand auger or power auger is not too much to mule...your all set. Early ice, this is a good plan. But I'm all for the sled plan...far easier.