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I received a very nice email from Ron at Fish House Supply thanking me for referring a frame customer of mine to him for fish house parts. He also said he would return the favor and it wasn't more then a few hours and I got a call.

That is just plain old fashion honesty in my book and the man is a class act.

If you need fish house parts go to www.fishhousesupply.com and he is a fishing Minnesota Sponsor. I have not purchased anything from them myself but in turn heard that the customer service is excellant and the products match.

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I have been talking with Ron all year since late last winter through now. I have bought plenty of stuff from them for my house project. Always takes the time to help with ideas and just plain nice and helpful with very competitive pricing. Just left him another email tonight for some trim. #1 Class act in my book too!

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Couldn't agree more. I have ordered several of the battery operated LED lights from them. I always received my order quickly and accurately. The last time I ordered from them he threw in a Dead Stick Rod Holder for my Snowobile free of charge. Gotta love that laugh.gif

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I couldn't agree with you guys more. I've been talking with Ron and he is about as good as they get.

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I couldn't agree more with you guys!

I highly recommend Fish House supply for anything you need.

I bought everything from the frame & siding, to the 12 volt

& Lp accessories.

They run a 1st Class Business. Not only are they honest and helpful, they have had the most experience building Fish Houses.

Between the years of experience they offer and there competitive pricing, I will build my next fish house with there products!

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Again, I agree with the A++ service! I called in an order for 2-auto jiggers on Thursday , had them on Friday, and caught and released 2- 28" walleyeys with them on Saturday!

Talk about Service! If I had not recieved the Auto jiggers the next day, I may have not caught those two hawgs! (I did release both of them) Thumbs up, Fish House Supply !!!

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I also agree with everyone.

I highly recommend them for there quality products and quick service.

I have ordered a few times from them, they had everything in stock like they claim and both times I ordered my merchandise was delivered the next day!

1st Class Company and Online store in my book!!!!

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I just picked up my 2nd Tundra Frame from Ron out @ Fish House Supply. I built the last one, used it, and could not keep the neighbors away until I sold it to one of them! Now I have another summer project to do! Highly reccomend these guys for all your fish house parts & desires!!!

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