Clam X-600 Hub Shelter

Regular price $749.99
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SKU: 119745

May Be Available For Pickup

Description

The Clam X-600 Hub Shelter gives ice anglers a roomy, tough place to fish when the wind starts acting like it owns the lake. Its hub-style design opens up fast, creating a protected basecamp for hole hopping, electronics, heaters, buckets, and the kind of snack pile that somehow becomes essential after sunrise.

Built for long sits on northern ice, this shelter is made to help cut wind, hold warmth, and keep your crew organized without feeling boxed in. The generous footprint gives you space to spread out, work fish comfortably, and stay in the bite longer when the weather gets cranky.

  • Manufacturer Part Number: 119745
  • Shelter Style: Hub-style pop-up ice fishing shelter
  • Capacity: Up to 6 anglers
  • Setup Size: 11.5 feet by 11.5 feet
  • Fishable Area: 94 square feet
  • Center Height: 90 inches
  • Pack Size: 72 inches by 14 inches by 14 inches
  • Weight: 60 pounds
  • Insulation Technology: Full Thermal Trap Technology
  • Doors: Dual entry doors
  • Windows: Removable windows
  • Additional Features:
    • Pop-up hub frame design
    • Oversized skirt for banking with snow
    • Ice anchors and tie-down ropes included
    • Carry bag included for transport and storage
    • Designed for portable ice fishing setups

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

The X-600 is built for group ice fishing, with room for multiple anglers, electronics, heaters, and tackle. Exact comfort depends on how much gear everyone drags onto the ice. If your crew packs like they are moving in, plan your layout before drilling holes.
Yes, the hub-style design is made for quick pop-up setup once you are on your spot. As with any large shelter, windy conditions are easier with a second set of hands. Anchor it early, bank the skirt, and save the wrestling match for landing fish.
It is designed for ice fishing, with Full Thermal Trap Technology to help hold warmth and cut drafts when properly set up. Comfort still depends on weather, layering, ventilation, and how you heat the space. Northern ice has a way of keeping everyone honest.
Use ice anchors, an auger, a scoop, seating, lighting, and safe heat if conditions call for it. A sled makes hauling easier, especially with electronics and tackle. Do not forget gloves you can actually work in, because frozen fingers make simple jobs entertaining.