Nice set-up if you’re into that sorta thing

  • Dutchboy
    Central Mn.
    Posts: 16923
    #2309935

    Watching a ice fishing show with Marcus Quam in South Dakota. He has a Sno-Bear he drives around in. Seems like the ideal thing if you’re guiding or live on a lake. He has more screens in there than some sports bars.

    Not my cup-o-tea but I can see where clients would like it.

    Hard Water Fan
    Shieldsville
    Posts: 1049
    #2309941

    I just watched that too. Sure would be fun to have one, but I couldn’t justify it.

    glenn57
    cold spring mn
    Posts: 12311
    #2309946

    I just watched that too. Sure would be fun to have one, but I couldn’t justify it.

    i think Kim and Rick out of highbanks had one for a season or 2 but got rid of it.

    never seen one up close.

    michael keehr
    Posts: 359
    #2309950

    Good friend had one in South dakota for a couple years bur sold it 3 years ago couldn’t afford the insurance on it anymore.

    slough
    Posts: 607
    #2309951

    Watching a ice fishing show with Marcus Quam in South Dakota. He has a Sno-Bear he drives around in. Seems like the ideal thing if you’re guiding or live on a lake. He has more screens in there than some sports bars.

    Not my cup-o-tea but I can see where clients would like it.

    Only about a $100k rig…definitely sweet though.

    isu22andy
    Posts: 1862
    #2309952

    They’re are tons of them around that waubay area . Cool toys but quite the price tag.

    jimmysiewert
    Posts: 523
    #2309953

    There are some 2018 used ones for sale in Devils Lake for only $70k!!
    They are all over on that lake. Pretty cool rigs. Seen some that have their own $40k enclosed trailer to haul home too!

    AK Guy
    Posts: 1469
    #2309954

    Too many moving parts in that rig for me. A lot of maintenance beyond my abilities. Simpler is better in my world.

    Dutchboy
    Central Mn.
    Posts: 16923
    #2309957

    But for a guide just driving out dropping it down has to be easier than dragging houses around, not to mention just hitting a button to raise it and go.

    100k is alot of money but theres lots of big buck boats around also.

    CaptainMusky
    Posts: 23687
    #2309959

    Yeah they are pretty dang slick. Saw a few on low over the years. They are no speed demon that is for sure. Setup was quick for sure.

    Dutchboy
    Central Mn.
    Posts: 16923
    #2309964

    Yeah they are pretty dang slick. Saw a few on low over the years. They are no speed demon that is for sure. Setup was quick for sure.

    Didn’t I read somewhere you are suppose to drive slow on the ice? I don’t recall the reason but think I read that. Maybe not. frown

    CaptainMusky
    Posts: 23687
    #2309965

    Well yes you should but I think you can walk faster than these things LOL

    OG Net_Man
    Posts: 634
    #2309966

    Not much for plowed roads on the ice in the Dakotas. Hard to run a ice guiding business when you are not sure if you can get out or back due to a bit of snow or wind. And having fishing success is greatly increased when you can fish good areas that the average Joe can’t get to.

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