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dudsy

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I was wonding if someone could tell me Exactly what I need to come and ice fish in Mn. I am out of state, I will be pulling a 8x20 ice house that we will be sleeping in and using a snowmobile and atv with portables to explore fish.

I just want to make sure I dont forget any permits or lic. and I cannot get the MN DNR HSOforum to work for me.

thanks for the help

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You have to buy a shelter lic for each fish house. I believe a non shelter tag is $19 for a 7day and $33 for the season. A non resident can't leave the house unattended. There may be lic. issues with the atv's and snowmobiles also.

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One more "permit" you may need. If there are snowmobile trails across that lake you may need a trail permit for your sled. Isn't MN great!! By the time I get all of the permits and licenses bought for my toys, I can't afford to leave home!! crazy.gif

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Might be off topic, but lots of whining about fees/taxes....

All the fees are well worth all the time I spend out huntin and fishin. I spend a couple hundred bucks for all my licenses and permits for an entire year of fishing, deer hunting all seasons, duck hunting, etc...

Pretty cheap entertainment in the end. I have known people that drop $100 or more on pull tabs in an evening out.... confused.gif

Is it really that bad of an investment here??? I just don't see it being too bad.

But then again, we all have different things that fulfill our lives.

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Start looking at what the other states charge for Non-Resident hunters/fishermen. I gave up hunting Iowa after they raised the NR license above $400.

I have argued that MN should jack up there NR fishing fees to compete with the surrounding states Fees. MN draws fishermen, IA draws hunters-seems fair to me

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I wasn't complaining about the cost, just fees in general. You need to pay a "Fee" for everything in this state. I'm not just talking DNR, it's everything. Instead of raising taxes (which are through the roof) we apply fees to everything.

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