Group: Newbies
Posts: 7
Member No.: 19546
Joined: January 06, 2022
Calling the accommodations a "Motel" to avoid any Covid restrictions, lol, but I do have a question.
I have certainly ice fished for many years but never in a rented "Motel" and never overnight on the ice. It is my understanding that most items are supplied including holes, minnows etc. so no need to bring auger. Our group is there for the weekend.
However, given this will be a new experience, please provide this newbie with hints on what additional items I should bring to make the weekend more enjoyable. For example, should I be bringing a cooler, how many cases of water (5 people) for consumption and cooking/cleaning etc.....
Thanks and I apologize to the troops if this question sounds silly or burdensome.
Group: Members
Posts: 344
Member No.: 503
Joined: March 06, 2011
Send a email to the business you are renting from and they will set you straight. Usually very helpful and want to keep customers happy so you will come back. As mentioned, things can be different with each operator.
Group: Members
Posts: 5232
Member No.: 156
Joined: February 11, 2011
One thing that tops my list are baby wipes. You’ll thank me After that for me anyways are an extra pair of reading glasses. A little tip from experience, don’t keep your phone , wallet and especially keys in your shirt or coat pockets. When you bend over to check your line …. Sploosh…
Group: Members
Posts: 1887
Member No.: 11172
Joined: February 06, 2016
QUOTE (Chevy @ Jan 10, 2022 - 07:48 pm)
One thing that tops my list are baby wipes. You’ll thank me After that for me anyways are an extra pair of reading glasses. A little tip from experience, don’t keep your phone , wallet and especially keys in your shirt or coat pockets. When you bend over to check your line …. Sploosh…
Group: Members
Posts: 618
Member No.: 2710
Joined: January 07, 2013
QUOTE (Chevy @ Jan 10, 2022 - 07:48 pm)
One thing that tops my list are baby wipes. You’ll thank me After that for me anyways are an extra pair of reading glasses. A little tip from experience, don’t keep your phone , wallet and especially keys in your shirt or coat pockets. When you bend over to check your line …. Sploosh…
Cheers
100%. LOST MY PHONE STRAIGHT DOWN THE HOLE A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. STILL GET RIBBED ABOUT IT TO THIS DATE.
Fishing Lake Nipissing
Fishing forum for Lake Nipissing & Area. Fishing for walleye/pickerel, muskie, pike, bass, perch, crappie and more. Local Fishing Reports, Current Ice Conditions, Fishing Tips, Tactics, Discussions & More. Northern Ontario Fishing at it's Best!
Lake Nipissing Outdoors - Fishing Forum : Fishing Tips, Current Conditions, Fishing Reports & more! Fishing Lake Nipissing & Area