Nov

13

A 60-Cent Sticky-Zipper Fix And Other Ice Shelter Prep Tricks

Otter Shelter Prep

Forget your lips, apply Chapstick to your teeth – the zipper teeth on your Otter ice shelter, that is.

“Just a simple run of Chapstick up and down that zipper and you’ll never have a jam up,” says ICE FORCE pro “Jonny P” Petrowske, a full-time guide on Upper Red Lake. Continue reading

Sep

17

Free ICE FORCE Sweatshirt & Tackle Bag With Qualifying Purchase

Free ICE FORCE Sweatshirt & Tackle Bag With Qualifying Purchase

Get a free ICE FORCE sweatshirt and tackle bag with qualifying purchase!

Fish with the best and look good doing it. You can do both this winter, thanks to a special ICE FORCE promotion – get a free sweatshirt and tackle bag with the purchase of a qualifying Otter ice shelter, StrikeMaster power auger or MarCum sonar unit. Continue reading

Sep

12

The Best Ice Shelters Just Got Better

New Otter Ice Shelters - The Best Just Got Better

Stand-Out Performance Meets Stand-Out Look In New Otter Ice Houses

Otter ice houses feature a sharp new look this season, but the innovations don’t end with eye candy. Warmer and stronger as well, the new Otters are engineered to offer the most durable, longest lasting shells on the market. Continue reading

Sep

12

Pro Tips & Expert Advice From Paul Delaney

Pro Tips & Expert Advice From Paul Delaney

As owner/operator of Late-Eyes Sport Fishing Guide Service, ICE FORCE Pro-Staffer Capt. Paul Delaney practically lives on the ice and water of Door County, Wis. No matter the season, Delaney’s clients pull big fish from the waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan, including Oconto, Marinette, Sturgeon Bay, Egg Harbor, Fish Creek, Sister Bay, the Menominee, Fox and Cedar rivers and Little Bay De Noc. Continue reading

Feb

28

On-Ice Report #8, Tom Neustrom: ‘Weed Out’ Big ‘Gills with Sight-Fishing Strategy

On-Ice Report #8, Tom Neustrom: ‘Weed Out’ Big ‘Gills with Sight-Fishing Strategy

Sight fishing on the ice? Now you’ve seen it all. That’s how ICE FORCE Pro-Staffer Tom Neustrom weeds out big ‘gills in the late-ice season.

To set up his sight-fishing technique, Neustrom locates thick and heavy vegetation and then drills two holes above them as close to each other as possible. He then chips out the ice between the holes, creating what he calls “the snowman,” owing to its stacked-circles shape. Continue reading