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Solid, 6x8 Fish House for sale.  1.5" foam insulated walls and ceiling, 4 holes with catch covers, outdoor carpet flooring.  Built on 6x6 skids for easy towing around the lake.  $850 cash, trailer pictured not included.  Located in Cambridge now, can discuss delivery.

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