Registration/licensing on fish house?

[Watchyourownbobber]

Does a homemade permanent fish house need to be licensed and/or registered? I understand the regulations the G&F has in place for on the ice. I'm wondering about registering for an actual license plate? Also any insight on what rules Minnesota may have if I were to haul it over there to fish for a week would be great (highway laws not DNR). I did find some info on DMV site where it says "premium permanent must be registered"....im slightly confused on how General that statement is, anyone able to elaborate on that? Thanks!!!!

 

[lunkerslayer]

In North dakota you do not need to register your trailer for license plate, the name on the shack is for personal reasons. In case someone sees it is broken in or to have it moved. Or in case of walleyeking that his fish house is floating down the red. Minnesota yes you need to register your trailer usually a one time fee and all ice houses that are left permanent on the ice need to be registered with name phone # and town you live in.

 

[johnr]

Its nice to have your name on it so I know who's house I am taking a shit next to.

 

[lunkerslayer]

Lmao Johnr make sure piss your name in the snow when you are done :;:stirthepot

 

[BBQBluesMan]

Does a homemade permanent fish house need to be licensed and/or registered? I understand the regulations the G&F has in place for on the ice. I'm wondering about registering for an actual license plate? Also any insight on what rules Minnesota may have if I were to haul it over there to fish for a week would be great (highway laws not DNR). I did find some info on DMV site where it says "premium permanent must be registered"....im slightly confused on how General that statement is, anyone able to elaborate on that? Thanks!!!!

The way I understand it is if your trailer/ice house is just a plain house (heater, holes, seats) you don't need to register it. If you have a stove, sleeping areas (bunks/table that converts to bed, etc), then it needs to be registered. They really should be defining that right up front. Premium portable fish house is a subjective term.

 

[espringers]

Any fish house left overnight needs a name and address or else a name and phone # on it.

 

[Watchyourownbobber]

Any fish house left overnight needs a name and address or else a name and phone # on it.

Thanks. That part is actually quite black and white and wasn't my original question but I do appreciate the attempt at help. I am more concerned with laws that are in place for an actual physical license plate and registration card. And possibly if anyone was able to pass on any info regarding taking the fish house out of state, but we have the same group of guys that send yet another topic off course With there attempt at being comedians. Happens in nearly every thread. I do appreciate the folks that did reply with something worth reading.....and johnr for the record if I did catch you taking a shit in front of my ice house I would rub your nose it much like a disobedient dog.

 

[lunkerslayer]

;:;banghead

 

[guywhofishes]

Call game and fish and/or DOT.

 

[johnr]

Jesus christ, lighten up Francis.
Do you vaccinate your kids by chance

 

[espringers]

Lol. No need to license a trailer in ND. That includes your ice house. If you go to little Europe and want to avoid an unnecessary stop, it should be licensed.

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Juan must still be drunk

 

[BBQBluesMan]

Not. True.

https://www.dot.nd.gov/divisions/mv/docs/faqtrailers.pdf

 

[lunkerslayer]

Not. True.

https://www.dot.nd.gov/divisions/mv/docs/faqtrailers.pdf

https://www.dot.nd.gov/divisions/mv/docs/faqtrailers.pdf

Travel trailers converted to fish do not need to be registered, ice shacks do
Trailers under 1500# do not need to be registered
Basically what I said in my original post
Thanks for proving my advice was correct:;:thumbsup

 

[Kurtr]

I can see how nda can be confused for nddot. Now back to the serious Shit.

 

[lunkerslayer]

Well since you live in South Dakota I can see how this could be confusing.:;::;:muahaha:;:stirthepot

 

[johnr]

I can see how nda can be confused for nddot. Now back to the serious Shit.

Haha