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<blockquote data-quote="snow2" data-source="post: 496417" data-attributes="member: 7990"><p>Agree with a cover,pulling my flip&nbsp; being mobile is a must,limited gear,auger lays&nbsp; on the flip,rods,heater and lantern and flasher&nbsp; lays on&nbsp; flip floor,for walleyes&nbsp; a zip lock sandwich&nbsp; bag for a handful&nbsp; of dead minnows by the time you reach your Hotspot&nbsp; as we use just the minnow head most often on a vertical jig, small tackle&nbsp; box either&nbsp; in your jacket pocket&nbsp; or shack storage&nbsp; pocket,small needle nose plier, small&nbsp; lazer light on a lanyard for flashing/charging neon jigs with a nail clipper.&nbsp;&nbsp; But that's&nbsp; me,mobil for running and gunning, just incase jumbo perch are present a small tub of euro larva in white or red color is handy if perch&nbsp; are being finicky.. im to cheap to purchase&nbsp; a fixed&nbsp; hitch attachment for the sled&nbsp; so I use a heavy duty tow rope with a large hook to latch on to shack&nbsp; pull rope&nbsp; long enough&nbsp; to keep snow and slush from filling the shack whilst on the move. Extra auger&nbsp; blades are a good thought unless you use a chipper auger blade.&nbsp; Western prairie&nbsp; lakes,sloughs&nbsp; always&nbsp; have top soil on the ice it seems.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="snow2, post: 496417, member: 7990"] Agree with a cover,pulling my flip being mobile is a must,limited gear,auger lays on the flip,rods,heater and lantern and flasher lays on flip floor,for walleyes a zip lock sandwich bag for a handful of dead minnows by the time you reach your Hotspot as we use just the minnow head most often on a vertical jig, small tackle box either in your jacket pocket or shack storage pocket,small needle nose plier, small lazer light on a lanyard for flashing/charging neon jigs with a nail clipper. But that's me,mobil for running and gunning, just incase jumbo perch are present a small tub of euro larva in white or red color is handy if perch are being finicky.. im to cheap to purchase a fixed hitch attachment for the sled so I use a heavy duty tow rope with a large hook to latch on to shack pull rope long enough to keep snow and slush from filling the shack whilst on the move. Extra auger blades are a good thought unless you use a chipper auger blade. Western prairie lakes,sloughs always have top soil on the ice it seems. [/QUOTE]

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