Clam Pack Trap™ Series – Pack Sled
The Clam Pack Trap™ Series offers a fresh, innovative approach to portable ice shelters and sled systems. Engineered for maximum mobility, the Pack Sled combines a rugged hammock base with a lightweight frame and integrated skis for effortless pulling across the ice. Its slim, fold-flat profile makes it easy to store during off-season.
Designed as a streamlined gear-hauling solution, the Pack Sled provides a comfortable on-ice seating platform without the need for a tent. Ideal for hauling gear or chasing early-ice bites across the ice belt, it delivers the versatility, portability, and performance anglers expect from Clam.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Rugged Hammock Base | Provides stable, comfortable seating on ice |
| Lightweight Frame | Easy to carry and maneuver on ice |
| Integrated Skis | Enables smooth gliding across ice surfaces |
| Fold-Flat Design | Compact for storage during off-season |
FAQ
How does the Pack Sled compare to traditional ice shelters?
The Pack Sled offers a more compact and portable alternative to traditional ice shelters. It provides seating comfort without requiring a tent structure, making it easier to transport and set up quickly on the ice.
Can the Pack Sled be used in deep snow or uneven ice conditions?
The integrated skis help maintain stability on smooth ice, but performance may vary on deep snow or uneven surfaces. For best results, use on flat, solid ice.
Is the Pack Sled suitable for long-term ice use?
The Pack Sled is designed for seasonal use on ice. It is not intended for long-term exposure to extreme weather or prolonged outdoor storage.
Luke Burgess –
The Pack Sled is a game-changer for ice fishing trips. It’s easy to set up and move around, and the seating is comfortable even after hours of use. The skis glide smoothly over the ice, and it folds down small enough to store in my truck.
Julian Scott –
I’ve used it on several early-ice outings and it handles well on flat ice. The frame is light and the hammock base is sturdy. A bit tricky to pull on very uneven terrain, but overall very reliable.
John Avery –
Great for hauling gear and resting between casts. It’s compact and doesn’t take up much space. I love that it doesn’t require a tent or extra poles. Simple, effective, and well-built.