My problem is I'm too antsy to stay in one place.  As previously stated, I need to hunt and stalk.  Ice fishing requires too much patience!  Bad thing to lack when you go fishing.  That's the reason I didn't do well deer hunting, either.  Had to be out walking with the dog after birds.  And my fly rods were just too long for the ice.  Go figure.

You know Forest River makes a product especially for you ice fisherman, right?  I couldn't believe this was real, but saw it right on the official site.  The Salem Ice Cabin.  Trade in the Pod now!

My son loves fly fishing and is trying to get me hooked on it.

Mainly fresh as I live on a river system that's literally out my back door.  And when we camp it's usually in the mountains near a lake or stream, fly fishing for trout.  One goal is to take the trailer on a Yellowstone trip.  Great fishing out there.  Salt has been reserved for our big vacations.  Bonefishing (again, fly rodding) in the Keys, and also did a combo SCUBA/bonefishing trip to Belize a number of years ago.  Living on the left coast doesn't allow me much opportunity in the salt as I like to wade and/or stalk and we don't have the flats like in the south and east.

Oh, and I used to live in Wisconsin, where I started my fishing habit.  I would go ice fishing once a year.  ONCE. It would cure me from going again for the rest of the winter!  

Yup, they did!  And it just so happens that will be one of the primary purposes of our trailer. Fly rod storage will be mandatory.  Kayaks either strapped, stuffed, racked, or folded (yikes!). Food, clothing, other survival items ruled non essential and will be sacrificed due to weight limitations. 

Yeah, that sounds about right.  

Joined up to be able to ask some questions about Rpod ownership.  I'll be posting in the (hopefully) appropriate forums, requesting input and sage advice.

Thanks in advance.