I should have taken more pictures of the sleds and buckets I saw up in Minnesota for the tournament I helped with. Some creative minds of people who are serious about ice fishing. Very functional set ups. With enough time on the hardwater to learn what would be beneficial, the possibilities are endless to create cool things to save you time out there. Whatever method(s) you use out there, there's a way to keep everything within easy arm's reach.
I haven't decided if I want to be a sled guy in the future. Probably will, but our recent trip took us over mud and corn stocks. A sled would've been a bear. But typical situations would certainly call for one.
I want to give up my Clam 2000 hut for a 2-person flip-over. TJ, did you happen to handle Teeg's the other weekend. Frickin slick man. And doubles as a sled where, with the 2000, the best you can do is set your gear on it and hope it doesn't all slide off.
