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HT Enterprises Windlass Tip-Up

Item#: 100403

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The HT Enterprises Windlass Tip-Up gives ice anglers a wind-powered jigging option that adds subtle, fish-triggering motion to minnows or small jigs when chasing walleyes, trout, perch, and roaming pike. A gentle breeze turns the coated steel wind fan, creating rhythmic line movement that often sparks strikes during slow fronts or tough midwinter bite windows. The high-impact ABS frame offers more strength than wood and uses a V-shaped profile to prevent freeze-in on bitter days, while the 13-inch base and 200-foot spool capacity support everything from shallow flats sets to deeper basin deployments. Adjustable spool tension and a spring bracket accommodate various lure weights, and the blaze orange flag ensures clear visibility across multi-hole spreads.

  • Base Length: 13 in.
  • Spool Capacity: 200 ft.
  • Wind-powered jigging action adds natural movement to bait presentations
  • High-impact ABS frame with V-shaped profile reduces freeze-in
  • Adjustable spring bracket and drag settings match different lure weights
  • Plastic-coated, extra-high blaze orange flag for durability and visibility

FishUSA Customer Reviews

  • 2

    Not the...

    Posted by Zacharias Timothy on January 17, 2025

    The idea is good, but the quality just. Isn't there the places that should tighten down? Just don't tighten down enough. I will use them buddy not as much as I thought I would

    The idea is good, but the quality just. Isn't there the places that should tighten down? Just don't tighten down enough. I will use them buddy not as much as I thought I would

  • 2

    Takes work

    Posted by 30 below on June 12, 2019

    If you like messing with things this is the tip up, it certainly gives you something to do. If you live in an area of constant light wind speed and steady direction they work great. If not they keep… Read More

    If you like messing with things this is the tip up, it certainly gives you something to do. If you live in an area of constant light wind speed and steady direction they work great. If not they keep you warm getting up for constant adjustments. Here in ND they work 20% of the time.

  • 4

    Set & Catch

    Posted by Warwick on June 12, 2019

    The windlass tip-up the first time you set it up sets up a little hard. But once you get the hang of the way it works it's worth the trouble. The lakes we fish around here are not real deep 10 ft… Read More

    The windlass tip-up the first time you set it up sets up a little hard. But once you get the hang of the way it works it's worth the trouble. The lakes we fish around here are not real deep 10 ft. or so. We put a windlass between my other tip-ups and i thank the action from the windlass helps them all.

  • 4

    lots of success with this tip up style

    Posted by Pops on June 12, 2019

    Caught lots of pike on these tip ups when others failed. Tie on 2 trebles and fish with 2 minnows (where legal!).Use nylon coated line and hole covers for cold days,great for warmer, sunny ice fishing… Read More

    Caught lots of pike on these tip ups when others failed. Tie on 2 trebles and fish with 2 minnows (where legal!).Use nylon coated line and hole covers for cold days,great for warmer, sunny ice fishing.Have used and owned every style of tip ups ( spring tip ups, polar,round etc.)This one rarely strikes out.Play with the springs and try not to lose or over stretch them(don't fold tip up with springs attached).Keep the wind blowing over the metal wing enjoy!!

  • 5

    Iiiiiiii Like it!

    Posted by HaveAuger on June 12, 2019

    Really like these tip ups. There is minimal setup and some adjustment, but once said and done, I've found, will outproduce 3to1 at least over standard tipups. I use shinners (dead or alive) with … Read More

    Really like these tip ups. There is minimal setup and some adjustment, but once said and done, I've found, will outproduce 3to1 at least over standard tipups. I use shinners (dead or alive) with a EC pre-rigged hook w/spinner blade. I find the extra flash from the spinner jigged by the wind is a plus! Just read the directions for proper setup(easy). Also remember to check the hole more often for freezups mainly on your line.

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