Asked this question in another forum and not getting great answers other than I may need to cut back on gear, but that just won’t work :). Side doors, 2 man Yukon Thermal flip. I like to cut two holes for each of us, 4 total, for jigging and deadstick. These fishing holes get cut in the front corners for deadsticks, then closer to our feet for jigging. I cut the livescope ducer hole between the two seats and very close to the sled. This allows me to put the livescope unit/monitor in the middle of the 4 holes and the buddy heater in the front of the shack. It works ok, but always interested in improving and trying to get more room. In the back of my flip I keep rod boxes, tackle, cooler, minnow bucket, and hang coats.
My question is if anyone has hung their buddy heater from the horizontal poles in the front of a flip shack? I’ve seen people do it with vexilars, which don’t have much of a weight difference, the back of the buddy doesn’t get hot, I know heat rises but most days we get cooked out of that thermal with the buddy on low so that isn’t a concern. This would get one thing off the floor for me. Anyone ever do or see this, Or maybe other configurations?
