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Belwood lake north of Guelph would work for you. Fishing is pretty good and they let boats out. Its a conservation area so check the site and regs. https://www.grandriver.ca/en/outdoor-recreation/belwood-lake.aspx

Great idea thanks for sharing! Will probably do that with my camping gear too, so simple and cheap.

I saw something like this on dragon's den, I wonder if its the same guys (remarketed)? http://www.financialpost.com/m/wp/tag/blog.html?b=business.financialpost.com/small-business/oct-19-fishhunter-founders-hook-jim-treliving-with-5-0-version So is this something you're using to get your kids...

Great thanks! Found it, the Hook4x "ice machine"! Sounds more like a zamboni name than a fishfinder lol Cabella's has it for 419$ so that's probably not bad given it comes with the two transducers. :idea: Will have to give some though to how much I would use it for icefishing... extra $ may...

I think he was talking about me? Are you not allowed to post links? Just sharing my research source bc it seemed like a good site. Sorry to the admins if I shouldn't do that ? Are there other places you use to research, I don't like going to the company websites (Lowrance, Garmin etc) because I...

Thanks Tall Was only planning on using it for summer fishing, had no idea there were fishfinders for ice fishing?!? So you went with Lowrance? Which model? I wasn't sure about Lowrance. So far in my research they seem to be on the lower price end so I wasn't sure how they compared. If you have...

Hi everyone New here and new to having my own gear for fishing. I've been researching fish finders and I'm getting pretty close to making a decision. Before I pull the trigger though I wanted to know if anyone had any advice on what to look for or what to avoid? I found this infographic that...