It happens all the time. Regardless of specific design, the essential theory behind wheeled fish houses is to have a permanent shelter that can be raised and lowered on its attached trailer. The trailers raise and lower via cables and a winch, or in some situations, hydraulics. As the fish house is lowered its trailer wheels retract and settle alongside. Hand winch models can be easily cranked-up by a single angler.
Tongue weights vary according manufacturer design and overall fish house size.
Trailer tongues on some units can be physically lifted and placed on a vehicle hitch, others require use of an adjustable trailer jack. If your vehicle can tow a boat, it can pull one of these babies. Fish houses on wheels also come complete with street legal trailer lights and wiring harness. There are two basic exterior designs available. Manufacturers such as King Crow Co., Frank's RV Service, Inc., and Performance Engineering specialize in corrosive free aluminum paneling.