Winter Thread Topic: Surf Safety Gear

[chefchris401]

I always have two neck lights and a headlamp.

Both my neck lights have whistles attached.

Were working on a rescue bag, small enough to carry all the time. Currently has a pair of small bolt cutters, half roll of duct tape, small first aid kit, whistle, back up light, rescue throw bag. And of course a dry pack for the cell in case of emergency.
The two guys I fish with are
going to make the same bag so we all have the same gear.

The bag is designed to be small and light enough to carry out to the spot then left on the rocks or swam with to the desired spot.
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[RIROCKHOUND]

Originally Posted by chefchris401

I always have two neck lights and a headlamp.

Both my neck lights have whistles attached.

Were working on a rescue bag, small enough to carry all the time. Currently has a pair of small bolt cutters, half roll of duct tape, small first aid kit, whistle, back up light, rescue throw bag. And of course a dry pack for the cell in case of emergency.
The two guys I fish with are
going to make the same bag so we all have the same gear.

The bag is designed to be small and light enough to carry out to the spot then left on the rocks or swam with to the desired spot.
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I agree on the two lights, and all that stuff is well and good, but......
there is something inherently safer about having less stuff dangling off you...
ask Nebe..

I have most of that stuff in the truck. Out there, give me my sharp knife, small plug bag, heavy pliers and my eel/squid soft cooler.

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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND

but......
there is something inherently safer about having less stuff dangling off you...
ask NEBE

Wasn't that his plug bag at Deep Hole?

Agree though, too much crap turns you into a gypsy.
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