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But the key for me is in the milk crate. With this setup, I didnt need to poke any holes in the kayak for rod holders, other than the one Scotty Mount in the front.
After having rigged a few boats. I started going with the KISS philosophy. I have an anchor trolley that doubles as drift shute rope and wading tether. And I am down to carrying just 3 rods. My tackle is down to fitting inside a small tupperware type container, and everything else I need can fit inside that milk crate. Makes for shorter work of cleaning not too mention less trips back and forth to the car.
Last edited by Rik on Thu Feb 14, 2008 8:24 am, edited 1 time in total.
Over every mountain there is a path, although it may not be seen from the valley
To start with the last question first.....Rik answered that. Snap N Trac. Pretty cool gadget for the fishing gadget person. And I acutally use it, I dont carry the knife, unless I am fishing with Todd.
My kayaks, like my garage are immaculate. Although the new garage is in shambles at the moment. I have given up the peg board for storing and using a period piece of furniture that we did not have room for in the new house. I will put up some photos of that once I finish getting everything organized. My Dad would probably not have been happy using such an antique for storing fishing stuff....although maybe he would since he is the one who taught me to fish.
I am an amazing fisherman. End of story.
Does it float?....not really sure, I havent used it in a very long time.
