Ice Fishing Shelters Ice fishing shelters are created to be very mobile, whereas ice fishing houses are built to be more or less permanent.

An ice fishing shelter can be set up for one or two people. It is a mobile, self-contained aluminum frame that comes with a sled floor and an area inside which can be used for all your amenities. It has zippered doors on each end allowing you to get in and out of the shelter; has a canvas cover and is sturdy and warm enough, especially in frigid temperatures. It also has clear vinyl windows; and is stored flat so you can tow it to your destination. Priced from $190.00 and up, this is one shelter which is not only affordable, but is self-contained.

In addition, affordably prices from $99.00 and up, you can purchase a one person ice fishing shelter as well. One such shelter is the Frabill Hideout which not only has the comfort of a full-size shelter, but is easily portable as well. Priced at $290.00, this shelter features a tough, toboggan-style base that pulls easily on molded sled runners. The Hideout sets up quickly to form a durable, roomy 6 x 6' shelter. A solo angler can set up this shelter in one minute. Encompassing a large 16 x 72" floor opening, it is large enough for any size auger holes; dual arched doorways make for easy entry and exit; features durable self-repairing zippers; three clear view windows with blackout drapes; internal cover stretcher eliminates flapping in wind gusts, keeps outer wall taut; fishes up to three anglers plus gear; and weighs 54 lbs.