Ice House Rentals on Lake Minnetonka
Ice fishing is one of the best outdoor activities in the winter. Spend quality time with your friends and family, and catch some fish along the way. We'd love for you to check out our ice house rentals located on Lake Minnetonka.
WHAT KIND OF ICE HOUSE RENTAL ON LAKE MINNETONKA?
Sleeps 3 - 5 People
ICE HOUSE #2 (sleeps 4)
Sleeps Up to 5 People
FISH HOUSE #3 (sleeps 4-5)
ICE FISHING HOUSE #7 (sleeps 4-5)
ICE FISHING SHACK #10 (sleeps 4-5)
SOME FAQs ON FISH HOUSE RENTALS ON LAKE MINNETONKA
WHAT KIND OF ICE HOUSES DO YOU HAVE?
Our ice houses for rent are the best you can find in Lake Minnetonka. All of our ice fishing houses are 8’ by 16’ and equipped with TV, generator, oven, cooktop, bathroom, & more amenities. This is more than just a simple shack set up over an ice-fishing hole! The ice houses expand in size & features as they scale up to our larger models, which include insulated floors to keep your feet warm. Whatever size you choose, there’s plenty of room and charm in each one, and we’ll be sure to get the heat on for when you arrive.
We'd love for you to rent an ice house on Lake Minnetonka with us!
DO WE DRILL THE HOLES?
You won’t have to drill holes on your fish house rental. When you arrive, you’ll find the ice holes pre-drilled so that you can get to the fun part - actually putting lines in the water!
HOW THICK IS THE ICE?
The thickness of the ice on Lake Minnetonka varies by the time of the year. On average, it’s about 12 inches thick when we take fishing trips out, which is thick enough to support safe ice fishing expeditions. As a general rule, we look for clear ice, not cloudy, and we test it thoroughly to ensure the safety of everyone on the trip.
Check out the latest ice house rentals available on Lake Minnetonka.
WHAT KIND OF FISH WILL WE CATCH ICE FISHING ON LAKE MINNETONKA?
Lake Minnetonka is known for its bass, Northern Pike, Muskie, and Walleye, but it also provides a home for sunfish, crappies, and more. The kinds of fish that bite most vary depending on the time of day and year. During the daylight, we usually catch more bass, pike, and sunfish. After dark, walleye and crappies are more apt to take a bite on your line.
HOW DEEP IS THE WATER?
The average depth of Lake Minnetonka is 30 feet, although, at its deepest points, it’s well over 100 feet in depth. The lake is almost 15,000 acres, but it’s still only the ninth-largest lake in Minnesota!
DO WE USE LIVE BAIT?
Yes, we do use live bait! For live bait, we choose wax worms and minnows of several varieties: crappie, sucker, and shiner. We’ve found that these baits are the most enticing to the big fish.
This will all be avilable for our ice fishing house rentals on Lake Minnetonka.
