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Permanent Ice house equipment.

RiverFish

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Without a doubt! A fan is something that I can not do without in my fish house. I have 2 mounted on opposite ends on the ceilings. Its the only way to get all the hot air that is trapped at the ceiling to the floor and warm up the feet. Also comes in real handy when pointed at the holes to keep em from freezing up.

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Slush Inhaler,chisel,vex,2 cases of bud,shovel,radio,a few buckets,cards and poker chips.gps,fans,2 way radios.gaffs,pliers,extra mantles for the gas lights,lighters.i think thats about it. ohh 1 more thing extra pair of shorts for when the pressure ridge pops up in the middle of your house lol

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On the heels of what's going on at Lake of the Woods, don't forget a CO detector. It's often overlooked when we think about having a good time on the lake, but you should ensure that you can have a good time in the rest of your life by investing in one of these.

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i have 2 4 inch battery opperated fans.they take 4 d bateries but they last for a long time.they have high and low plus they have led lights.which i never use.i leave the fans on low all the time.i got 1 fan pointed down on a Shelve right above my heater.and i have the other 1 on the other side of the house with the same thing.with in 20 mins the floor is dry and its nice and warm in there.i got the fans from wallmart.i hope they got 2 more cause it does help to keep the holes open also.

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Last weekend was the first time I tryed my travel trailer made into a fish house!It was a lot of work to build but it sure is sweet now that its done!The first thing in my duffle bag was a C-O detector,cloths,sleeping bag and a old blanket for my dog to lay on!I also took along the beer,radio and other fishing stuff you guys mentioned,but I also made sure I had a frying pan for cooking!Theres nothing like fresh fish on the ice!

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A few things I forgot on my last trip were.. Spatula, Large Spoon, and can opener.

One nice addition I brought this time out was a board, that fits on top of my stove, for cleaning fish. Last year, we didnt have anything to clean them on, so we were using tackle boxes.

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I bought a 2' x 4' foot lightweight table for cleaning fish - works wonders and was only 10 bucks...

Coleman Tent fans work real nice and they are relatively cheap if i remember correctly. I use mine in my portable if needed.

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