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Stoped in to get bait at the Wayzata bait shop tonight and was informed, and reminded to make sure to post your name and address somewhere on the outside of your portable fish house. I guess some poor chap got fined 65.00 for not having it, even though he had a house license.
Anyone have a run in with the DNR that would like to share a story or helpful tip ?

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Rather than put your name and address on the house, you may just choose to put your driver's license number on it instead. That is what I have done this year. Just put it on a piece of cardboard.

Good Luck,
Rusty

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I tried that cardboard trick with my name & lic. number and stuck it in the clear pocket on my portable. Wind worked it out and sent it flying. A warden stopped by and I had a time talking myself out of a ticket. This year I painted it on the canvas - if it flies now, I fly too smile.gif

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Does it matter where your MN driver #/name and address is on the portable? I have the otter den and I posted 3 inch numbers on the back of the sled not the canvas. Because the numbers are not posted at eye level could this be a problem?
Have others done this as an alternative to marking thier canvas?
Thanks, Shea

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The regulations for MN say:
"All shelters, which include dark houses, fish houses, and portable shelters, placed on the ice of Minnesota waters must have the
complete name and complete address or driver’s license number of the owner plainly and legibly displayed on the outside in letters and figures at least 2 inches in height."
So I guess the outside is the outside, front, back or roof wink.gif
I also read where your "supposed" to put your tag, and I guess I've been doing it wrong on my portable all these years.

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