Eskimo Quick Hut

[bonefish]

Has anyone had any experience with these? I've seen them for sale online, but can't seem to locate any info on them.

[Wookiee]

Carp-fisher and myself both have the quickfish III and are quite happy with them. Light weight and quick to set up. Do a search in the equipment and expert information forum and use Eskimo Quick Fish and go back about a year and there is a lot of info in there.

[Blainebob]

Dont think they make the quick hut anymore,havent seen them on Ardisam HSOforum,but did see one set up at Fleet farm,maybe left over from last year

[Carp-fisher]

If you are talking about the Eskimo Quickfish models, I own a Quickfish III. Click on the link below for a video of me using it last season:

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v630/Cyberfish8/?action=view&current=carpfisherpopsuphisshanty.flv

The Quickfish III can fish 3 people or 2 guys and a whole pile of gear. It weighs about 20 pounds and fits in the backseat of any car and I can stand up in it (I'm 6'2"). For less than 200 bucks, you'll never find a better portable ice house.

[swedishpimple]

Carp-fisher,

How is it to pack up? I trout fish on LOW and we run and gun some. I am trying to get away from the tow behinds due to slush on the lake.

At the Bemidji L&M Fleet they carry the QuickfishII and QuickfishIII.

[Carp-fisher]

Its pretty slick to pack up. Typically what I do is carry a small bungee cord to make it easier. If I want to take the house down and move spots, I just pop the poles back down and put the bungee cord on the end to hold them in place. If you are moving quite abit, its unnecessary to put the house pack in its carrying case, the bungee does just fine.

[jdsmi]

I have a hunting blind that is identical to this design. I used it a few times last year while fishing to see how it worked and I must say it was slick. Very portable and very fast to put up/take down. I would have mine tore down, packed up and half way off the lake before my brother was even close to having his flip-over packed up. The only negative I had was the wind. If you don't anchor it in the wind, it is a real parachute. But once secured, it was very sturdy. I would just tie mine to my vehicle and auger.

[bonefish]

Thanks guys. I am referring to the Quick Hut, not the Quick Fish models. I just happened to see some of these online at at very low price and wondered what they were like

[Blainebob]

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Thanks guys. I am referring to the Quick Hut, not the Quick Fish models. I just happened to see some of these online at at very low price and wondered what they were like

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Lioke I said before,aw these instore -similar to my old usl sno-boat-made by clam