Ice
fishing dates back hundreds of years and was originally used as a means of
survival. Spears were used to stab fish that swam near the holes.
Although the technology and equipment for ice fishing have changed over the
years, there is one characteristic that has never changed – the cold!
Aside
from that hot toddy, here are our top 4 items that will keep you warm as you
hover over that fishing hole praying for that line to drop.
Proper
Fitting Clothing
Keep
those extremities warm with properly fitting boots, gloves, jacket, and
hat. If you do not have an enclosed shelter, you may consider full-on
ski-mask and wind-blocking snow pants as well. Dress in layers and keep
your core warm.
Pop
Up Tent
On
the cold, windy days on the lake be prepared by bringing a one-person popup
tent. This tiny shelter can be a godsend by blocking the blistering wind
but also absorbing and retaining heat from the sun.
Compact
Heater
For
a cheap price, you can find small and portable propane heater that pump out
long-lasting heat while you are fishing. Most heaters will say how much space
the heater is designed to fill. These heaters are a great addition to the
popup tent.
Wool Blankets
Wool is the ultimate fiber to keep you warm all
winter long. Our warm wool blankets have natural moisture and temperature
regulating properties to keep you comfortable and dry. Our navy blue wool blanket and gray wool blankets have
been fan favorites for ice fishers. Our sheep wool blankets are made from
virgin merino wool, never recycled wool, so it will keep its amazing natural
properties for many years. Our blankets are sixty-six inches by ninety inches .
. . plenty of room to bundle up while waiting for that bobber to go down!
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