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WARNING DO NOT TRY THIS ON ICEJordanferras wrote: ↑ I just bought an IR sauna but theres a few posts I came across where people turn these into steam saunas
Its been a bad year for ice fishing. Too warm unfortunately
There is this magical place that is away from your keyboard. It's called the "Out of Doors". Google it, you might find some social media posts where people will have made short videos about that place. Watch them and be amazed!poopooplatter wrote: ↑ Can someone explain to me the appeal of this "sport"?
Lol...
Stop being so dramatic. Stick to the context here. I’m pretty fat on days I eat a lot: I’d be concerned about falling through and then not having the stamina to swim out. I will entertain your questions as they intrigue mefoz240 wrote: ↑ Lol...
What happens if you are driving to the store and you get hit by a cement truck?
What happens if you buy this and then walk out of the store, just to have someone rip it out of your hands?
What happens if you catch a fish and its so strong it pulls you through the hole and you disappear?
Wallet safe...
The serious answer is that you don't go out on the ice unless it's thick enough to guarantee supporting your weight. At least 4" is the standard guideline.
Like others said, you don't go on the ice if it isn't safe.sks8100 wrote: ↑ Stop being so dramatic. Stick to the context here. I’m pretty fat on days I eat a lot: I’d be concerned about falling through and then not having the stamina to swim out. I will entertain your questions as they intrigue me
What happens if you are driving to the store and you get hit by a cement truck?
I would negotiate a free cement for life contract with the company
What happens if you buy this and then walk out of the store, just to have someone rip it out of your hands?
I guess ice fishing wasn’t meant to be
What happens if you catch a fish and its so strong it pulls you through the hole and you disappear?
I guess the fish eats me. At least I can say I tried it before freezing to death.
it's important to be familiar with bodies of water and how ice forms on them. there's a saying that there's no such thing as safe ice and i think there's some merit to that. i would never suggest a newbie go out on 4"cheaper_than_cheap wrote: ↑ The serious answer is that you don't go out on the ice unless it's thick enough to guarantee supporting your weight. At least 4" is the standard guideline.
Lots of people push the limits and some die every year but if you actually check the ice and stay off if it's too thin then there is approximately zero risk.
Was it not anchored?
sks8100 wrote: ↑ Stop being so dramatic. Stick to the context here. I’m pretty fat on days I eat a lot: I’d be concerned about falling through and then not having the stamina to swim out. I will entertain your questions as they intrigue me
What happens if you are driving to the store and you get hit by a cement truck?
I would negotiate a free cement for life contract with the company
What happens if you buy this and then walk out of the store, just to have someone rip it out of your hands?
I guess ice fishing wasn’t meant to be
What happens if you catch a fish and its so strong it pulls you through the hole and you disappear?
I guess the fish eats me. At least I can say I tried it before freezing to death.
Are you an RFD newbie? You think the topics relate to purchasing always? We all buy stuff we think we need when we aren’t sure what it is exactly
