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Van · 09-25-2004, 08:02 PM

Notaro:

I've been doing this for years, off the piers and through the ice.
Personally I dont bother with all that gear. I travel light.
A milk case with a plywood top and a chunk of foam on top of that for a cushion. Throw some gear and a rag in the milk case.
I can lay the rods on the deck if I want, but usually I keep them in my hands all the time. A small bucket is fine 2-3 gal. is plenty.

This is what me and my buddies have been doing for years.
But of course you can do what you like. The fish are already in, but small for the most part. I'm gonna wait. At least till my boating season is over.

GOOD LUCK !!!!

09-25-2004, 08:02 PM	#19
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	Notaro: I've been doing this for years, off the piers and through the ice. Personally I dont bother with all that gear. I travel light. A milk case with a plywood top and a chunk of foam on top of that for a cushion. Throw some gear and a rag in the milk case. I can lay the rods on the deck if I want, but usually I keep them in my hands all the time. A small bucket is fine 2-3 gal. is plenty. This is what me and my buddies have been doing for years. But of course you can do what you like. The fish are already in, but small for the most part. I'm gonna wait. At least till my boating season is over. GOOD LUCK !!!!
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