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Ice Fishing Equipment

March 11, 2009

With the harsh weather we have been having, it may be some time before we see any signs of spring. If the weather in your state is experiencing cold temperatures and you are considering ice fishing, you will need ice fishing equipment.

Shelters: An ice fishing tent kit includes two windows, two large zipper closing doors; is made of 150 denier woven polyester; and is water repellent. See more on ice fishing shelters.

Auger: The high-precision chromium blade cutting head is equipped with tightly wound fluting for easy ice chip removal. A fold-down handle makes it easy to store and transport out on the ice.

Rods & Reels: Rod features a shortened fore grip, a high-visibility tip and an EVA slip-ring grip. Reel has one ball-bearing, a graphite spool and a 5.2:1 gear ratio. Take a look at the InvincibleĀ® Neon 24″ Medium Light-action Ice Fishing Spinning Combo.

Tackle: This kit includes 24 ice jigs, three floats with three pegs, five bobber stops with beads, two spring bobbers, eighteen grubs and a disgorger/depth finder. It is housed in a plastic tackle box for easy storage. Read more on tackle.

Ice Sled: This is a collapsible ice gear sled that pulls like a feather. Even when loaded with all the essentials for a day of fishing, electronics, bait, tackle and more, this sled won’t tire you out. Unassembled, the Pak Sled rolls up and stores neatly into a shoulder bag. It also fits easily into the trunk of a small car, allowing previously restricted anglers to access ice almost anywhere. A great ice fishing sled is the Nature Vision Pak Sled.

In addition, you will need boot chains; ice fishing mitts; fish and bucket kit; small flashlight; lantern; matches or lighter for propane heater; tip-ups; leaders for tip-ups; quick strike rigs for tip-ups; sunglasses; needle nose pliers; and, of course, an ice armor suit or similar clothing to keep you nice and warm. For the tent, you may want to bring along an ice heater as well.

Wherever you plan to go ice fishing, check with your state to ensure you have proper licensing and identification. Check out their rules and regulations as well. Happy fishing!

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