The Chippewa Herald’s got the scoop on Mark McIlquham’s 3-room, $3,000 ice fishing shack out on lake Wissota – which is available to rent. From Chippewa.com:

• McIlquham’s shack is just one story, but it has three rooms. That includes an 8-by-18-feet main kitchen/fishing area, a 6-by-12-feet room with four bunk beds off to the side and the small bathroom.
• It’s big enough for a dining room table by the 6-feet-by-32-inch picture window (with tasteful drapes, or course). There’s a little kitchen area with an electric grill. Fish is on the menu a lot.

There’s even a high-def flat screen TV (local channels only). The shack is heated by propane, powered by “a 12-volt battery recharged by a 20-watt solar powered trickle charger,  with a 750-watt inverter providing the 110 power.” McIlquham also installed hinged trap doors for, you know, ice fishing. Unfortunately, the Chippewa Herald doesn’t provide many pictures.