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ivanputski · 10-22-2019, 06:34 PM

Since I am primarily a surfcaster, I will say that one of the
best advances was the discovery/use of Gripstuds #1800 (carbide tipped
spikes intended for motorcross tires on ice).

These have helped me bigtime because for years I spent too much
time fumbling and focusing on inferior products like korkers and
wearbars... it was a big safety issue, and that has been eliminated.
I am now able to climb where I need to, access rocks with confidence,
and focus on my fishing not my footing.
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Neoprene stormr surftop: bottom line, this jacket has helped me stay warm on
cold nights and stay fishing longer
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And can we all give a round of applause to whoever invented LED
technology? My first headlamp was a yellow spotlight type light that was big, cumbersome, and not waterproof at all. How soon we forget!

10-22-2019, 06:34 PM	#2
ivanputski Pete K. iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2,953	Since I am primarily a surfcaster, I will say that one of the best advances was the discovery/use of Gripstuds #1800 (carbide tipped spikes intended for motorcross tires on ice). These have helped me bigtime because for years I spent too much time fumbling and focusing on inferior products like korkers and wearbars... it was a big safety issue, and that has been eliminated. I am now able to climb where I need to, access rocks with confidence, and focus on my fishing not my footing. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Neoprene stormr surftop: bottom line, this jacket has helped me stay warm on cold nights and stay fishing longer __________________________________________________ ______________ And can we all give a round of applause to whoever invented LED technology? My first headlamp was a yellow spotlight type light that was big, cumbersome, and not waterproof at all. How soon we forget! Last edited by ivanputski; 10-22-2019 at 06:51 PM..