 A park rapids team who's battling a respiratory condition is the proud new owner of a custom ice castle fish house. Lakeland news reporter Cheryl Moore shows us the process of making a wish a reality. A lifelong dream came true today thanks to the Smokey Hills outdoor store and the Minnesota Make-A-Wish Foundation. Just getting out on the lake and enjoying it, doing fishing and hanging out with friends and family. It all started with a phone call. Talk to Make-A-Wish, they gave us a budget, you know, we needed a little bit more so we decided, you know, are we going to fundraise? How are we going to make this happen? But we're going to do it. And I gave Jeff Drexler a call at Ice Castle Fish House this amount of video and he didn't even hesitate. He just said, what do you guys need? Jordan is an avid outdoorsman who loves sufficient hunt. He received the keys to his new palace surrounded by friends and family. Jordan teamed up with the Smokey Hills outdoor store to create this house just the way he wanted it. That journey started about two months ago. Right away I had Jordan come in and said, hey, let's look at some houses and he ended up picking the Itasca XL, which is a really cool house and making it his own by changing some stuff and custom building some stuff and picking the colors. Pretty blessed that they did what they did and really excited that it came through. And the amenities on this place are definitely fit for a fisherman like Jordan. It's a pretty big house. It's a 21 tandem axle hydraulic house. So it's hydraulic lift with a remote control. It's got a big 30,000 BTU four-step furnace with an arctic insulation package, flushing toilet, hot shower, running water, holding tanks. Got his custom dark flooring and electric bed, TV I got. It's not just for fishing. It's camping. It's hunting. This is going to be a hunting shack, you know. So it's a multiple use thing. It's going to be used all year. Jordan says it lived up to his expectations. He's super easy to work with because he knows his fishing. So he knows exactly how I want that live well because he's going to be keeping a lot of fish. Get home and move all my stuff in here from my bedroom. In Park Rapids, Cheryl Moore, Lakeland News. Jordan plans to start using his ice castle fish house right away. He's currently in the midst of planning trips with his family and friends. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.