gifts under $200.00 for the family.

[robert aldrich]

i know what i have been thinking about geting my dad and brother ( vexlair Cold-Snap Bibs). To get them to go out ice fishing more with me, (I AM THE ONLY ONE WHO GOES OUT ICE FISHING). my mom on the other hand is outdoors women and i dont know what to get her( she goes hunting, fishing, possably of ice fishing).

[Steve Foss]

You may be tossing away $200 to no purpose. If you are the only one who goes ice fishing, it's quite possible you'll buy the bibs and your folks still won't want to ice fish.

Maybe sniff around and ask various friends and rellies what your family members would want that would make them, not you, happy.

You could also ask each of them for a bunch of gift ideas. That way you'd get them something you know they'll want, but it will be a surprise to them because they won't know if you got something on their list or, if you did, which thing on their list.

Just a couple thoughts.

[broman]

How about an overnight stay in a fishhouse on Mille Lacs or LOW? Then you all can fish together, play cards, etc.

[Steve Foss]

How about an overnight stay in a fishhouse on Mille Lacs or LOW? Then you all can fish together, play cards, etc.

There you go!

[robert aldrich]

actuly now that i have the eskimo quickfish 2 ( gotten last spring break, not down in mexico) my dad and brother did come out with me last winter and fished. my dad loves the quickfish 2 . i just rememberd that.

[Finns]

$199.00 gift card? Sorry, just had to throw that out there.

[FWA]

Reeds has the grey Frabill Icesuit for $199 + shipping (reg price is $299) for their Black Friday sale. It's live online now. Bought myself a set!

[Random guy]

How about a Marcum Ice Troller. It fits the price bracket and from I have seen even the most basic of ice fishermen love it. Easy to run and easy to read and might just make fishing a little more fun when they can see the jig and fish below them. If you don’t believe me just walk into one of the rental shacks after I borrow a showdown to a group of retired guys that “don’t need a flasher”, you almost have to pry it out of their hands to get it back.