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Glen's Pop Up Fish Houses?


MikeH55343

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Last winter, there were a number of posts and good reviews regarding Glen's Pop Up fish houses. I booked marked the Glen's site and started saving my spare change.

I just checked their site and they do not show any fish houses under their own brand - just the Eskimo and Clam houses.

Any one have any news on whether Glen's is going to sell more fish houses?

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Not sure if this is true or not, but the rumor going around that I've heard is that whoever made the knock-off pop-up fish houses for Glenns and others used poles that were too brittle and would snap in the wind ---- lots of problems with the houses and no reliable warranty backing them, and not going to be sold again this year.

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Not sure if this is true or not, but the rumor going around that I've heard is that whoever made the knock-off pop-up fish houses for Glenns and others used poles that were too brittle and would snap in the wind ---- lots of problems with the houses and no reliable warranty backing them, and not going to be sold again this year.

interesting...

Haven't heard of these rumors yet but I don't know if I'd give Glen the title of "knock off" since they seem to be one of the best build hubs out there...I'd give the title "cheap knock-off" to clam!

From personal experience, I like my glens hub and it has been out in high winds and cold temps....

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Yeah, I used mine all year last year and I wouldn't call it cheap at all. They were the first to show me some features that are now coming on the new Eskimo's. I however can't speak of the warranty as I haven't had to deal with it. I have owned a clam hub and I would take the Glen's Hub over the Clam any day of the week.

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Fished out a friends Glen's Hub 6x6. Seemed to work great, nice design and no complaints.

I think the same manufacture that makes Glen's Hubs also makes the "Black Ice" and Outdoor Xtreme ice shacks. The designs all look the same.

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