Looking for large Ice Fishing Shelter

[WAZ]

Looking for a larger Ice Fishing shelter. Can anyone comment on the Eskimo Insulated top Quickfish 6 or the Cabelas Ice Team 6x12 Hub Shelter? Maybe there is something similar out there?

[dragoneyes]

I am also looking for a larger hub style portable ice house I am leaning towards the Eskimo Quickfish 6 insulated. I currently have the Eskimo Fatfish insulated and really like it, excepted it gets to crowed with 3 anglers in house. That's the reason I am also looking for a duel hub style ice house. I am leaning towards the Eskimo Quickfish 6, but haven't made up my mind yet. Have not seen any demos at stores to compare. Maybe there is not a lot of them out there to share their thoughts on the duel hubs. Going to hold of until I see them in person. Stay safe and good luck fishing.

[Mojo1269]

Do you have a price point in mind?

[eyes11]

I have the clam 1660 and it's great for bigger groups fishing but i don't use it enough and will probably sell

[LLewellin]

http://clamoutdoors.com/store/clam/s...xl6000-tc.html


I have fished out of the Clam XL6000TC quite a few times and it is the cats meow. We have fished 5-7 people and it worked great. Fold it up when done and it even will fit easily in the trunk of a car.

[brookybottom]

How easy is it to move from spot to spot or are these more of a base unit? Tying to decide on this type or a pull over with the sled and seats.

[LLewellin]

Originally Posted by brookybottom

How easy is it to move from spot to spot or are these more of a base unit? Tying to decide on this type or a pull over with the sled and seats.

Depends how many times you move during the day and are you pulling your flip over with a atv or snowmobile or loading it into a truck. Once the ice is thick enough my Clam Voyager becomes more of a PIA because need to load it and all the gear into the truck and does not have not even close to the same amount of room as the 6000. If you are pulling with tav/snowmobile then and moving a lot then the flip over is the way to go. If you are using truck/car then hub style is the way to go. IMHO

[brookybottom]

Originally Posted by LLewellin

Depends how many times you move during the day and are you pulling your flip over with a atv or snowmobile or loading it into a truck. Once the ice is thick enough my Clam Voyager becomes more of a PIA because need to load it and all the gear into the truck and does not have not even close to the same amount of room as the 6000. If you are pulling with tav/snowmobile then and moving a lot then the flip over is the way to go. If you are using truck/car then hub style is the way to go. IMHO

Thanks for the info.

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