Can i use this indoors,and can i use fire wood as fuel

Maybe. I am assuming you are talking about putting this inside a fireplace or wood burning oven or something that has ventilation designed for wood fire. I don't see why that wouldn't work but it seems in general like a weird/bad idea without knowing more details I am going to say no to inside, yes to wood.

What worked best:briquettes or lump charcoal? Grate low or high position?

I haven’t tried lump charcoal. The briquettes worked fine. I found it worked best by not filling the fire box to capacity. There doesn’t really seem to be two grate positions. There are four pedestals to elevate the grate above the fire box,or alternatively you might, by skewing the grate, rest it on the fire box. I found that grate on pedestals with less than full load of charcoal and adjusting the air flow worked well.

would i be able to use as a smoker

If you want to add some smoke flavor to burgers, sure you could figure something out with metal bowl or something. If you want to smoke some brisket or ribs low and slow all day, not a chance/not worth the difficulty level.

Do they make a cover or lid for it?

They sell a 9x13 stainless lid here on Amazon . People seem to like it for flattop outdoor grills . Doesn’t cover full lodge surface , but works pretty well . Fits almost perfect width wise .Get the one with the adjustable vent on top . I bought a 2 pack for like $6 more.

Required Assembly	No
Main Burner Count	1
Number of Racks	1
Fuel Type	Charcoal
Additional Features	Induction Stovetop Compatible
Color	Black
Finish Types	Oil
Material Type	Cast Iron
Frame Material	Alloy Steel
Handle Material	cast iron
Item Weight	15.1 Kilograms
Item Dimensions D x W x H	19.38"D x 9.69"W x 7.56"H
Item Dimensions	4 x 9.75 x 7.5 inches

Lodge Cast Iron Sportsman's Pro Grill

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