Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Sherp traveled to northern Wisconsin during a snowmobile couples adventure. Sherp ET caught up with WI DNR and Team Extreme Fishing. The ice conditions were odd - Foot or two of snow, then 4-8 inches of slush/water, then 8 to 12 inches of ice. Sherp busted through this mess just fine but it took a lot of power. The Sherp did not get stuck. Long story short - the Sherp Broken Down. Appears to be a broken fusible shaft. Not fun to replace. I had to leave the Sherp on the lake for a week. The Sherp is the most capable vehicle. But only when the engine is connected to the drive train. Yes, I did notify Sheriff Department, DNR, lake association. More videos coming on the getting Sherp out of the frozen mess, getting Sherp off the lake and hopefully the repair.
Team Extreme Fishing - youtube.com/@teamextremefishing
Sherp traveled to northern Wisconsin during a snowmobile couples adventure. Sherp ET caught up with WI DNR and Team Extreme Fishing. The ice conditions were odd - Foot or two of snow, then 4-8 inches of slush/water, then 8 to 12 inches of ice. Sherp busted through this mess just fine but it took a lot of power. The Sherp did not get stuck. Long story short - the Sherp Broken Down. Appears to be a broken fusible shaft. Not fun to replace. I had to leave the Sherp on the lake for a week. The Sherp is the most capable vehicle. But only when the engine is connected to the drive train. Yes, I did notify Sheriff Department, DNR, lake association. More videos coming on the getting Sherp out of the frozen mess, getting Sherp off the lake and hopefully the repair.
Team Extreme Fishing - youtube.com/@teamextremefishing
