Vikes game on Red Lake this sunday?

[DIESELDAN]

Does anyone know if you can get the Vikes game from the ice on red lake with just the pop up tv antenne that comes on a ice castle? Want to go up this weekend but don't want to miss the game.

DieselDan

[Dylan33]

The only thing i can help you with is telling you that the game is on SATURDAY @ 7pm.

[DIESELDAN]

Oops I knew it is on saturday not sure why I typed sunday.

DieselDan

[Thunderfoot]

You can search on google to find which direction to point your antenna and what antenna is required to pick up the station you need. Ever since the digital switch it's a little more confusing but I would think if you find out what direction you need to point it you should be able to make it work. It's on NBC and I know where I'm at NBC is one of the easiest channels to pick up. I say do it! If all else fails you can drive to the nearest bar

[CAMAN]

Yes, I listened to the entire game up there this weekend crystal clear. FM 101.1.

Oops didn't notice you want TV

[JSK76]

I watched the last game with about 75% clarity from my fish house just south of Bemidji at half time I called a buddy on the same lake and asked him how it was coming in for him and he said great. He said I was pulling the the station from Duluth and he was pulling it from Walker so I changed the channel and turned the antena and got it in really good for the 2nd half. I did pick up an AC powered signal booster from Wally World right before the game for $28.00 I would give that a try. As much as I love to fish this next game I'm watching at home, way to important of a game to watch on a 19" tv no matter how clear it is. BTW I do have a 10' pole and a regular rca antena. This doesn't exactly answer your question but shows how far I was able to pick up a station.

[Dogzlife000]

I have a Windgard batwing antenna with boost and all I ever get on Red Lake is PBS and similar stations. No networks.