PLywood floor for flip-over portables

[Squirtis]

Has anyone cut a piece of 5/8" or larger plywood to cover up the ice in the open part of your flip-over (Fish trap or whatever) portable? Maybe cutting 4-8" or 10" holes to allow you to fish through. I have a friend who has done it and says the insulative effects are great. Just want to get others thoughts.

Curtis

[MNmikew]

I made one of these last year but havent had a chance to try it out yet. It's 5/8 plywood with a 2x2 frame and 4 holes. Also has outdoor carpet glued to it. I made it so it folds in half fot transport.

[kb1965]

I made one for my otter, using 3/8" plywood and 1x2's. I made it to fold up into thirds so it can sit in the bottom of the house or easlily tied onto a wheeler rack. It did make a big difference in my opinion also.

Kevin

[GatorBait]

I did this to use as a hole marker for myself, as I have my fishing holes, Vex and Camera holes in a certain position. Kind of a guide for me, but never used it for an insulation type thing. Throwing some carpet on it maybe a nice idea. I was just thinking about doing some revamping to this piece too, thanks for getting me motivated on it again.

[huntingislife]

I bought one of those 4x6 black heavy duty outdoor rugs and cut holes in it. That way it is tough but you can roll it up and throw it in the sled. That being said I have had it for 2 years and never used it.