Ice Fishing: Tip-Ups & Traps

The Double H Outdoors Tip Down is constructed of durable plastic and offers the ice angler an inexpensive option for tip-down fishing. The Tip Down is easy to use, just clip to your bucket handle. There are three mounting positions to obtain the perfect balance for ice fishing combos.

The HT Enterprises Little Jigger 2-in-1 Tip Down features a strong no-tip-over base providing outstanding support and functionality. The base also features multiple locking angle settings enabling you to place your rod exactly where you want it. This 2-in-1 tip down works with both jig poles and combos, so there are virtually no limitations to accommodating your rod of choice. When you aren't using the HT Enterprises Little Jigger 2-in-1 Tip Down, it folds for easy storage.

HT Enterprises Ice Master 2 in 1 Deluxe Tip Down offers a visual signal of a fish strike. An ice/rod reel combo is balanced on the wire frame, when a fish strikes, your rod tips forward alerting you to a bite. The shape of the holding frame prevents the rod/reel from falling to the ice. When the combo is balanced properly, even the slightest bite is shown by movement of the rod. HT Enterprises Ice Master 2 in 1 Deluxe Tip Down creates less resistance to the fish than a typical tip-up. The Ice Ma...

The Heritage Tackle "Ice Bear" Heavy Duty Tip-Up is a heavy duty "cross base" style wooden tip-up. This tip-up is a larger version of the popular Laker and is a great choice for pike, muskie, and lake trout. Heritage Tackle "Ice Bear" Heavy Duty Tip-Ups use quality, unfinished hardwoods. The Heritage Tackle "Ice Bear" Heavy Duty Tip-Up is made in the U.S.A.

The HT Enterprises Polar Therm Tip-Ups feature thermal covers to insulate ice holes from freezing. These tip-ups are very easy to use, simply pull the center mechanism into a perpendicular position, set the line at your selected depth, place the telescopic flag trip under the trip bar, and place tip-up in the hole.

The HT Enterprises "Windlass" Tip-Up is a unique "jigging" tip-up. A slight action of the breeze causes the Windlass to jig the line. This is HT Enterprises Model TU-1.