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IRatherBFishin
Posted: Dec 29, 2020 - 12:45 am


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I am looking for some previous good experience On ice fishing.

I’ve been calling around some The hotspot ice fishing locations like Nipissing and Temagami. Most of them are charging about $200 a night and I’m planning to go mid week by myself and it’s starting to add up. $1000... I am looking for some recommendations on how to reduce the cost.

Motel might be my only bet I think 🤔

Any advice would help. Pm me if you wish as well

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Nuclear
Posted: Dec 29, 2020 - 10:55 am


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Just an idea see if there might be a place near where you want to fish that has bed and breakfast might be cheaper plus hot coffee in the morning is convenient. Good luck

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Posted: Dec 29, 2020 - 02:31 pm


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Motel or, good heater, cot and a pop up.. insulated pop up would be best bet plus some foam tiles for the floor. Could stay out on your own. Gives you more options asides from the large lakes. Can go to smaller ones or follow a portage trail, granted this all depends on your setup.

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Posted: Jan 01, 2021 - 05:44 pm


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If you know where you want to Fish take a peek at air bnb prob find something in the area.

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IRatherBFishin
Posted: Jan 03, 2021 - 11:08 pm


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Thanks for the tips, I’m leaning towards spending the night on the ice in my thermal pop up. Doing this comes with a lot more things to pack and bring in.

Still up in the air as to where to go and what fish to target.

Being on some of the bigger lakes May incounter High winds and white out conditions. And with a lot of snow comes a lot of slush and when you’re by yourself it could become a nightmare.

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