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The one on Bass pro did not have great reviews
Would a cooler be better?
Was wondering which Fish Bag brand has held up
The one on Bass pro did not have great reviews
Would a cooler be better?
Last edited by The Fish Whisperer; 01-24-2011 at 02:34 PM.
What kind of fish you look to stuff em full of?
Ps. I moved this over to the offshore forum so you can get some better feed back
Thanks for taking care of me
In June, going to Bahamas.
what ever is biting.
I'm hoping for Tuna, dolphin and grouper.
most likely snapper.
heading to Hope town, never been
up here in the not as much fun world of lake fishing
we catch Lake trout, smallmouth
Thanks
If that is the case are you I would go with a fish bag or two that way you can fold them up and make room for traveling . I am sure that there will be better feed back than mineOriginally Posted by The Fish Whisperer
Enjoy your trip!
canyon fish bags have held up for me, just make sure to keep the zipper lubed as the salt cane seize it up.
Gusto IV Sportfishing Charters
Shinnecock Inlet, Hampton Bays, NY
www.GustoIV.com
Shark (Mako, Thresher, Blue, Brown) - Tuna (Yellowfin, Albacore, Bluefin) - Swordfish - Bottom Fishing (Sea Bass, Fluke, Stripers, Bluefish)
Gusto,
what are you lubing it with ? Silicone ? And do you keep the zip closed or open during storage ?
I asked about and friends said the same - Canyon. Just ordered one last night, curiously enough !
you can use 3M Silicone Spray or just use vaseline. I do keep the zippeer open as I only need the bag if we catch 3 or more big fish like bigeyes.
Gusto IV Sportfishing Charters
Shinnecock Inlet, Hampton Bays, NY
www.GustoIV.com
Shark (Mako, Thresher, Blue, Brown) - Tuna (Yellowfin, Albacore, Bluefin) - Swordfish - Bottom Fishing (Sea Bass, Fluke, Stripers, Bluefish)
I have one from Old Harbor Outfitters..... I have had it for 4 years now and it has had it's fair share of use. Keeps ice nicely and the zippers have held up well with no maint. I have a friend that has the canyon bag and it is quality too.
A jerk on one end of the line waiting for a jerk on the other end
here is another option, I like the foil liner. not sure how good they work
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ8sY..._order&list=UL
Gusto IV Sportfishing Charters
Shinnecock Inlet, Hampton Bays, NY
www.GustoIV.com
Shark (Mako, Thresher, Blue, Brown) - Tuna (Yellowfin, Albacore, Bluefin) - Swordfish - Bottom Fishing (Sea Bass, Fluke, Stripers, Bluefish)
best zipper grease in the world is chapstick. does wonders for anything with a zipper thats on your boat.
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