Rainy Lake / Saginaw Bay
-
Your Responses - Share & Have Fun :)
-
By smurfy · Posted
🤣 maybe they seen the picture of the new mod shirtless and ran for cover! 🤪 -
By leech~~ · Posted
It's been just over a year! Since our last scammer post on this page! I think working together we all wore them out! -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
I had the back door on the shack open to keep me from cooking -
-
By SkunkedAgain · Posted
Not if they use Cobalt auger blades! Great for drilling through iron. The drifting is starting to get bad on the lake, making for bumpy rides. -
By Hookmaster · Posted
Well the Little Buddy heater is 3,800 BTU and the Buddy is 4,000-9,000 BTU. I figured if the Buddy is too warm at 4k, I'd crack the zipper some. -
By rundrave · Posted
Walmart had these on clearance for $32 back in September and I couldn't pass it up despite having several other heaters already. I have actually been really impressed with it. It gives off just the right amount of heat without turning a portable into a sauna. It does light very easy I have been very happy with it. -
-
By Wanderer · Posted
I have one of these and it works well. Easier to light than anything else I’ve used. Compact when broken down too.. I pack that one when I’m not sure if I’ll need heat or not. Downside is it’s either on or off, no adjustment, and I’m always worried about tipping it over eleven though it rarely happens. I wind up using the regular size Buddy the most when I know I want heat. I use the Big Buddy when I can bring a 20lb tank and hose and it’s COLD. I always got headaches after a day of fishing with the heater/cookers. -
By leech~~ · Posted
I have a Big Buddy I use in my Clam Voyager thermo top, and a Buddy I use in my thermo Eskimo wide 1. Normally I only have the buddy set to low in the Eskimo. Both setups seem to work pretty well. I haven't used my Sun heaters in years and I haven't melted or burned holes in anything in years either! 🫠
-
Recommended Posts