Eskimo Ice Fishing Shelters

$ 22.50

4.8 (346) In stock

Overview Eskimo Quickfish 3 Ice Fishing Shelter - Eskimo originated the category of Pop-Up Portables. Easy 60-second set up and take down. Storage pockets keep your fishing gear handy. Reinforced corners for strength and durability. Reliable YKK quality zippers. Removable velcro windows. Comes with easy-to-carry backpack - everything fits comfortably for easy transport. 34 square feet of fishable area. Strong threaded ice anchors for deeper connections with the ice.

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Don’t trip. Stay warm. Fish longer. The Outbreak™ original No Trip door panel zips open from ice level, leaving nothing for you to catch a boot on

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