Shanty

[fishcaptain1]

Anyone ever heard of the super shack from sennco they are neat and wondering if they still make them or if anyone knows where I can buy one used it’s on you tube but don’t know how to post the https://earlsenchuk.com/inventions/fishing/

[jethro]

Yeah I've seen a bunch of people make these out of 2 sheets of plywood and a tarp. I can't see paying real money for one but it sure looks like a nice, light design.

[meandcuznalfy]

I made one years ago when I got back into ice fishing, was my first shack.

[fishcaptain1]

Did it work well for you looking to build something mobile like this cause I do t won’t to be just on one lake like to fish different ones and want to be able to pull it around

[ice dawg]

My son and I built one and used it for years. Collapse it, put it in the back of the pickup and go. A couple sheets of plywood, two by twos to frame out the floor, a couple lengths of half inch metal conduit and whatever you choose for the cover material.  We used clear Canvex. If you Google "collapsible portable fish house" you will find some plans. I hauled ours on a home built trailer.

[meandcuznalfy]

Yep, it worked good. Used a tarp for mine. Im sure there's some better options, but like anything else can be as cheap or expensive as you want, mine was a bit heavy, but had steel skis on it.

[hardwatergrampa]

had 1 for a few years pulls nice on ice but snow covered its a beast to pull around spent a few nights at sebago  cusk fishing in it

[meandcuznalfy]

had 1 for a few years pulls nice on ice but snow covered its a beast to pull around spent a few nights at sebago  cusk fishing in it

Lol, that was my problem, a smitty sled would have helped if I'd known about them then.