No real night bite on the lake would be my personal reason. I’d prefer customers save the $$ from a Sleeper rental versus a day shack and get a room at a local resort like Tbird. Nice shower, bed and good eats.
The lack of resorts within the park mean there’s nobody to create a system-wide network of roads and tracked vehicles like Bombers or Rangers are prohibited in the park meaning there’s no way to move houses around.
The lack of resorts within the park mean there’s nobody to create a system-wide network of roads and tracked vehicles like Bombers or Rangers are prohibited in the park meaning there’s no way to move houses around.
Rainy is a portable fish house playground!
Frankly……We kind of like it that way. I run small day shacks for those who want to rent a small permanent house, but they are small enough that I can move them around with an atv. Otherwise we we love the mobility of the Otter Portables.
No real night bite on the lake would be my personal reason. I’d prefer customers save the $$ from a Sleeper rental versus a day shack and get a room at a local resort like Tbird. Nice shower, bed and good eats.
A few years ago Jakob and I tested this theory and slept out on the lake in portables. Not only did I get little to no sleep, we didn’t catch anything other than 2 undersized ‘pout.
Spot on Ryan. Fish during the light of day and get some good rest at a local resort before the next “Daze” adventure……You’ll need it.
tracked vehicles like Bombers or Rangers are prohibited in the park meaning there’s no way to move houses around.
Tracked vehicles and rangers are taboo up there? How is a bomber (tracks in back with ski’s up front) different than a sled( track in back, skis in front?)
I have seen a sno-bear on namakan once – but that doesn’t mean it was legal!!
Tracked vehicles and rangers are taboo up there? How is a bomber (tracks in back with ski’s up front) different than a sled( track in back, skis in front?)
Some of the rules set by the Federal Park Service don’t have to make any sense. This is one of those rules.