Ridgeline Fish Houses - Anyone?

[Paradice]

I tried this thread last year, but I don't think there are many of them out there yet.  Anyone have one now, and what do you think? 

http://www.ridgelinefishhouse.com/

I'm a pro light-weight guy, but I have no idea if these are well built or not.  The other let down is that once you insulate the inside, you're down to about 5 1/2' wide.  I talked to a guy that works on aluminum trailers earlier this fall and we talked about the strength issue with aluminum.  He told me the quality aluminum trailers will be fastened instead of welded at the high stress points. 

[Matt Gore]

Also interested in this line of houses.  Will continue to monitor for any reviews.

[Paradice]

There must not be many out there yet.   I haven't seen one with my own two eyes, anywhere.  I don't think there is a huge dealer network either.  There's a guy in the metro somewhere that has a bunch of good youtube videos on them, but I'd still like to hear from actual owners. 

 

 

[Matt Gore]

 http://mankato.hsolist.org/sgd/5292658440.html
 
  Mankato has a dealership

[hawkeye43]

I have a 6x8 that has 2 30" spear holes and 4 fishing holes, with all my gear inside  it weights 920  #. I can push it by hand with no snow on the ice. The 4 wheeler fits inside. We sprayed foam on the walls and ceiling  wich keeps the house very warm with a vented heater. The only thing I would do different would be go with a 10 footer next time. I like the house alot   and it pulls like a dream, in fact in a big wind it almost to light .

Edited November 14, 2015 by hawkeye43

[Paradice]

Have you had any issues with any welds or cold coming through the big doors?