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I get disgusted with one thing during early season ice fishing, piling all the gear in a sled. Cameras, depth finders, heater, bait bucket, rod bags, tackle box, coolers, chairs; the list goes on and on. If you use an ATV, you can load up your sled and pull all the stuff out to your hotspot behind you but, it’s a hassle unloading everything out of the sled to get the pull-behind shelter set up. Plus, there’s no guarantee your expensive equipment will be in one piece with all that gear bouncing around in the sled. I’ve had a chance to test the full line of Otter Monster Boxes during hunting season and can’t wait to load ‘em up for ice fishing. The ice fishing gear I don’t need right away can stay safely tucked away until needed.
The lids on the medium and large Monster Box open fully so bulky gear can be loaded easily. And the large Monster Box has a dropdown section in the rear to accept three 5-gallon buckets! The lids are also recessed so you can strap more gear like folding chairs or big coolers on top. And, the lids are lockable in case you need to run into the bait shop.
You can read more details about the Otter Outdoors Monster Box here Otter Outdoors or simply ask here.
Was at the Shagawa lake boat launch and these two ducks came right up to me. I think someone has been feeding them.
I also noticed that one of them has an eye that is partially shut.
I appreciate that. I actually stopped last night but I didnt get back to town til 5:45 and you were closed. Were open when I went by to bring the girls to school this morning so I grabbed eight packs. Probably be way to many dont remember them being so big.
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Plain fresh brats are 4.99/lb
Flavored fresh brats are $5.99/lb
Smoked Brats are $6,99/lb
Most probably average around 1.5 lbs. per 6 brats.
How many you looking for?
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I get disgusted with one thing during early season ice fishing, piling all the gear in a sled. Cameras, depth finders, heater, bait bucket, rod bags, tackle box, coolers, chairs; the list goes on and on. If you use an ATV, you can load up your sled and pull all the stuff out to your hotspot behind you but, it’s a hassle unloading everything out of the sled to get the pull-behind shelter set up. Plus, there’s no guarantee your expensive equipment will be in one piece with all that gear bouncing around in the sled. I’ve had a chance to test the full line of Otter Monster Boxes during hunting season and can’t wait to load ‘em up for ice fishing. The ice fishing gear I don’t need right away can stay safely tucked away until needed.
The lids on the medium and large Monster Box open fully so bulky gear can be loaded easily. And the large Monster Box has a dropdown section in the rear to accept three 5-gallon buckets! The lids are also recessed so you can strap more gear like folding chairs or big coolers on top. And, the lids are lockable in case you need to run into the bait shop.
You can read more details about the Otter Outdoors Monster Box here Otter Outdoors or simply ask here.
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