Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up
Clam Predator Tip Up

Clam Predator Tip Up

$79.99
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SKU: 116613
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Description

The Clam Predator Tip Up is made for ice anglers who like to keep a smart spread working while they jig, scout, or warm their hands over a heater. It gives you a straightforward way to monitor a set line for toothy fish and winter walleyes without babysitting one hole all day.

On long northern days, dependable tip-up gear matters. This setup is easy to add to your sled, simple to work into a hole-hopping plan, and practical for covering structure when fish are roaming. Pair it with your preferred line, leader, and bait, then check local regulations before setting your spread. The fish may still win the staring contest, but at least you will know when they blink.

  • Brand: Clam
  • Product Name: Predator Tip Up
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 116613
  • Product Type: Ice fishing tip-up
  • Application: Set-line ice fishing
  • Category: Ice Fishing - Tip Ups
  • Recommended Use: Monitoring bait presentations while ice fishing
  • Additional Features:
    • Designed for use with common tip-up rigging setups
    • Works well as part of a multi-hole ice fishing spread where regulations allow
    • Suitable for targeting predator fish through the ice
    • Practical accessory for packing with ice fishing gear

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

It is used to fish a set line through the ice while you watch for strikes from nearby. That lets you cover more water, keep a bait working in a productive spot, and still jig or check other holes without hovering over one line.
The Predator Tip Up is a practical option for ice anglers targeting predator fish through the ice, including popular species like northern pike and walleye. Your final setup should match your local regulations, line choice, leader style, bait, and the size of fish you expect.
The product context does not specify a required line or tackle system. Most anglers choose tip-up line, an appropriate leader, terminal tackle, and bait based on species and water conditions. When in doubt, rig for the fish, not for wishful thinking.
Knock off slush, let it dry before storage, and check moving parts and line before the next trip. Ice gear has a hard life bouncing around sleds and truck beds, so a quick inspection helps keep small problems from becoming cold-finger problems.