Ice camping prep & set up

[Muskyon46]

As I get out on the ice more and more often, the idea of staying overnight is fast becoming something I'd like to do. Really appreciate the videos and all of the good info.

Not a problem, I'm always happy to get some more feedback on these videos. It took me a few years to figure out how to do this and have a good time. Like Jeff I always seem to take more than needed but in my book I would rather have it and not use then need/want it and not have it. It may sound lazy but the older I get the more I prefer to just relax and fish. When your fishing a lake where you can use 6 rods (gorge) if it cost me a little more for batteries to run bubblers in 6 holes I'm all for it as I'm kicking back while my holes are staying wide open. Yes setting up a camp like this can be a task to those that don't do it often but for me its only maybe an hour or more out of my whole weekend. No setting up/taking down each night to drive to a motel or trailer. One important thing that Jeff mentioned was the fish biting at times where you would not be there if you were not camping out on the ice. I have had times in the middle of the night where I couldn't put the rod down as on every drop the fish were just sitting down there waiting for my jig to get back down. You just never know unless you go