Tiny Ice Shack Build (Part3) Only 32 Square Feet
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2023
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In this video, we're going to be building a tiny ice shack that only measures 32 square feet! This build is perfect for people who want to build an ice shack to tow behind an ATV or snowmobile.
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If you're interested in learning how to build an ice shack, then this video is for you! I'll be using simple steps and materials to build this tiny shack in just a few days. Be sure to subscribe to the channel to see more builds like this one!
Ice fishing gear is highly specialized. An ice saw, ice auger or chisel is used to cut a circular or rectangular hole in the ice. The size of the hole depends on the type of fish sought, generally suggested is 8 inches (20 cm). Power augers are sometimes used. If these tools are not available, an axe may be used to chop the hole. A skimmer, a large metal spoon with holes in it, is used to remove new ice as it forms and to clear slush left from making the hole. During colder periods most ice anglers choose to carry a heater of some type. The heater is not only for warmth but also for keeping an angler's fishing hole from freezing. When temperatures fall to -20 °F (-29 °C) or colder it becomes very hard to keep a fishing hole open.[1]
Three main types of fishing occur. The first is using a small, light fishing rod with small, brightly coloured lures or jigs with bait such as wax worms, fat heads or crappie or shiner minnows. The angler sits at the hole in the ice and lifts the pole every now and then, producing the jig effect.
An ice fisher cuts a hole into the ice with an ice saw. An ice auger and snow shovel is visible in the foreground.
The second is using tip-ups, which are made of wood or plastic, and have a spool of line attached, with a thin piece of metal that goes from the spool to the flag. Black line is put on the spool and a swivel is placed at the end of the black line. Then a piece of fishing line with a hook is attached to the swivel. Worms, power bait, grub worms or small minnows are placed on the hook. The hook with bait is placed into the water under the ice. The depth that the bait is placed goes according to several theories. One theory is the bait is placed one meter under the ice. The second is that the bait is placed two to three metres under the ice. The third is that the bait is suspended one foot (30 cm) above the bottom of the lake. When the fish strikes the bait the flag is lifted which notifies the angler that a fish is on the hook. The angler pulls the line in and the fish fights. The angler will allow the line to slip through their hands during the struggle. Finally, when the angler can get the fish's head into the hole in the ice, the fish is quickly lifted onto the ice. This allows for less-intensive fishing.
The third method is spear fishing. A large hole is cut in the ice and fish decoys may be deployed. The angler sits in a dark ice shanty called a dark house. The angler then peers into the water while holding a large spear which has four or five points. A line can be attached to the points. The fisher waits for fish to appear, then plunges the spear into the water. This method is often used for lake sturgeon fishing. In the United States many states allow only rough fish to be taken while spear fishing.
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Great Build Troy, Can't Wait To See It On The Pond. Hugs For Lukey ! ATB Ter & Mel God Bless
Thanks Terry and Mel !
Great video
“The Outsider” has a snowmobile camper he made and he has a bunch of different sources of heat. I think the original one was three years ago, but he is also one from two years ago if you want to check that out. 🙂
Ah yes, I've seen those. Great ideas for sure ! Thank you !
Nice. I just picked up a 7x12 shack built by a guy but I'm turning ito a mobile cabin. It came with a propane stove.
Hello from snowy Alberta! I think the ice fishing hut looks awesome! 👍🇨🇦😎❄🐟🐟
Thank you !
It’s looking good! Can’t wait to see it in action.
Thanks Jeff !
Make your own stain.... terpintine and alitle tar from a shingle. easy.
Great job Troy !
Thanks Keith !
Shack is looking good Troy. Glad to see it slide out of the garage for ya with minimal hazzle.👍👍
Thanks buddy !
I use a buddy flex heater to heat up my off-grid place 🔥 it's for ice fishing 🎣 shacks but it works really good and it's safe to use my opinion 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟
Thanks Wendy !
Buddy heaters are a great heat source option and safe to use
Thanks man !
The ice shack looks great Troy! Can't wait to see you fishing in it. Cheers.
Thanks ! I cant wait either !
Your the best troy
Always thumbs up 👍
Thanks David !
cool, looking forward to the videos from that great little ice fishing shack.
Thanks Paul buddy !
With those lights all you need is a brass pole and you wont need to worry about heat!!!
Thanks Joe buddy !
Good job. With contact cement , do both surfaces and wait till tacky. MAKE sure it's in correct place before attaching 😊
Hey Troy 👋when I built my fishing shack I used 1inch styrofoam insulation glued it pl premium and tuck taped it and it was so warm inside, but that was 10 years ago when it was alot cheaper than, great job brother, and when I pulled it with my snowmobile I had to brace the inside of the door on the top and the bottom with 2by4s to keep it solid great build your awesome, and real peace ✌.
Thanks a lot Dennis !
Nice little build there 13 good to be able to sit in the warm and fish for sure! I'm just getting out on the go lately but finding tough since our accident! Looking forward seeing it in action!
Yes buddy good to see ! Take care of yourself !
A small heater run of your bluetti would work or pick up used propane heater from travel trailer which is vented outside
Thanks for the idea buddy !
Bubble wrap on the walls and ceilings. Or Amazon packaging ;-)
Beauty fish shack Troy. How about using some styro-fold insulation for the inside? The stuff you put under vinyl siding. That may add enough R value for you. You can just staple it on.
Thanks for the idea buddy !
Awesome video try the buddy heater
Thanks man !
Perfect set up!!
Thanks Harold !
I would but a small ceroseneheater, don't take lot of space and is very effective
Thanks Lars !
Just wondering what was the material you used on the roof? Where do you get it from? Shack looks great!
It's torch-on roofing material used on flats roofs like hospitals, office buildings, etc...You can buy it from a roofing supplier...
Great video buddy looks awesome
Thanks bud !
You can get those old school coleman catalyst heaters that run on white gas for next to nothing. I bought 2 at a yard sale last year for 20 bucks. You can even cook on it.
Thanks buddy...
@@13prevailbushcraft as a matter of fact, I got one you can have if you know anyone coming to town anytime soon. They give off some fumes, but nothing serious. No different than any kerosene heater really.
Wood stove is the way to go.always works with little to no maintenance
So true buddy, thanks !
Even with that stove if it is either bit cold at all it will take all of it's to heat that shack without insulation Troy. Invest in some insulation pal.
Thanks buddy !
Was a, "learn as you go" kinda day huh?
Where did you buy the teflon runners?
God to se you didn't have a problem getting it out the garage door. The first video at the end you were looking and popped the camera off without saying bye. LOL
Haha thanks buddy !
What do you think your at for weight? Wanting to build the same as a combo ice fishing hunting shack I can move with snowmobile. Worried weight will be too much
I have no idea but she's easy to pull because of the Teflon runners I installed. Amazing stuff !
Hey Troy, burn the galvanized off that stove or you could be in trouble from the toxins.
Done that years ago when I built it. Also used it for an overnight after that so she's good...
@@13prevailbushcraft good! Just looking out for ya lol
@@russell10x Appreciate it buddy !
propane heater!
Thanks !
Reflectix is great! I had the (damp! mouse-house!) pink fiberglass taken out from under my house, and Reflectix stapled to the joists. A much warmer house, and NO rodents have turned up since!
That stove looks... iffy. Bet you could do better now- start with a Fat 50 ammo can, plenty of ammo-can stove videos...
Bet the roofing job smelled just wonderful! Not!
Thanks for the ideas buddy !
LOL.. laughing my ass off at you !!!