Lights on shacks over night?

[Derag2]

Do you have to have lights on shacks left on the ice at night?  We have a camper we fish out of we want to park on the ice and spend the night on the lake...  Just curious if we need lighting at all times or just need our name and adress?

Thanks

[wyoutdoors]

Do you have to have lights on shacks left on the ice at night?  We have a camper we fish out of we want to park on the ice and spend the night on the lake...  Just curious if we need lighting at all times or just need our name and adress?

Thanks

Name and address for sure. I think lights would be difficult to keep on all night or over a couple of nights if you weren't there a day or two. If safety is a factor, I'd apply a number of reflective tape strips all around, or attach some of the red reflectors with screws to the shack for visibility at night.

[rl_sd]

Name and address for sure. I think lights would be difficult to keep on all night or over a couple of nights if you weren't there a day or two. If safety is a factor, I'd apply a number of reflective tape strips all around, or attach some of the red reflectors with screws to the shack for visibility at night.

+1. Make sure to have a bunch of reflective tape... I have four pieces on each side.... one high and one low in each corner

[Derag2]

Thanks
We are going to put some tape on anyways, I didn't know if it was a law in SD or not..  I looked on the website but didn't see it So I just wanted to make sure.

[ice dawg]

I have reflectors on all sides of my wheelhouse and a yellow flashing light which they use to mark road construction sights. My wheelhouse is white and when it flashes the whole side lights up. I have another flashing light if I feel a need. I don't believe we have requirements for reflectors on ice shacks here.