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Bill L · 11-19-2002, 12:47 PM

Quaker Lane does have a decent selection of saltwater stuff, inlcuding a couple surf bags. Last time I was in there I looked at one, not sure of the maker, with an embroidered striper on the cover flap; looked pretty nice, I think it was around $40.

I'm always skeptical of who is behind the counter at any tackle shop; sometimes they have a clue, sometimes they don't. But you can be pretty sure that the person at WalMart or Sports Authority definitely does NOT have a clue.

I also found a royal blue Shimano soft bag earlier this year, a great buy at $20. Holds six boxes and has several pockets for a bunch of spare stuff. I leave this in my trunk to fill my shoulder bags depending on the need at the time, and take it on the boat with me.

11-19-2002, 12:47 PM	#22
Bill L Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: SOCO Posts: 1,995	Quaker Lane does have a decent selection of saltwater stuff, inlcuding a couple surf bags. Last time I was in there I looked at one, not sure of the maker, with an embroidered striper on the cover flap; looked pretty nice, I think it was around $40. I'm always skeptical of who is behind the counter at any tackle shop; sometimes they have a clue, sometimes they don't. But you can be pretty sure that the person at WalMart or Sports Authority definitely does NOT have a clue. I also found a royal blue Shimano soft bag earlier this year, a great buy at $20. Holds six boxes and has several pockets for a bunch of spare stuff. I leave this in my trunk to fill my shoulder bags depending on the need at the time, and take it on the boat with me.