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folke2000

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freezdried Enthusiast

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I was wondering that same thing. I just put my new Fish Trap Pro together last night, cant wait to use it this winter. Any info on the link would be great I have a buddy that also has a Pro with the link option so if its not too big of a pain we might hook them up during prime time.

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works well for me. easy to zip together and take down, creates a lot of room, and it can get nice and toasty with two heaters going. also, its nice to be able to have your whole portable to yourself yet be able to have a conversation with your fishing buddy without yelling to eachother through the vents.

It is also a neat deal because it makes it possible to spread out a bit to find the fish (and be in the comfort of your shack) and still be able to connect them and fish together when you do find them.

only downfall is I have a Guide, and many people have voyagers or clams. I wish they could make a link that could connect these different models.

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Hooking up to another house is a great way to further enjoy ice fishing - cards, etc. I was only able to do it once, because most of my buddies have Otters, etc and I'm the lone Yukon owner. I think the link was about $20?

For $200 though, I'd make SURE that you would be able to use it often enough to make it worth your while.

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Hooking up to another house is a great way to further enjoy ice fishing - cards, etc. I was only able to do it once, because most of my buddies have Otters, etc and I'm the lone Yukon owner. I think the link was about $20?

For $200 though, I'd make SURE that you would be able to use it often enough to make it worth your while.

Last year we had the chance to take advantage of my two friends having trap link houses...

Two guys in the middle of the day on a slow bite = AWESOME

Four Guys in the middle of the day on a slow bite = Cool but has some problems.

Four Guys at prime time, when 2-3 of them are being drunk and loud and you just want to be serious and fish = SUCKS

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