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sworrall

Posted 5/23/2003 10:41 AM (#71233)
Subject: Equipment Question for the Pros

Posts: 32892

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

What do you carry onboard your boat for a release and first aid/repair kit for your clients/tournament partners/guests and boat?

I have a release kit with hook cutters, LONG pliers with different tips, a clipper for line, mouth spreaders, kevlar and rubber gloves, a length of line, sunscreen, insect repellant, antihistimine, aspirin, ibuprofen, extra sunglasses, an extra hat, electrical connectors and pliers, electrical tape, whistle, flashlight, Family frequency radio, portable ship to shore radio, full first aid kit, a multi tool, flares, and a multi tip srcewdriver.

What else, or variations of this, do you carry onboard?

I have all of this except the release tools in a gasketed dry box in the storage bin in front.

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strike_zone

Posted 5/23/2003 11:13 AM (#71239 - in reply to #71233)
Subject: RE: Equipment Question for the Pros

Posts: 132

Location: Kawarthas, Ontario

I carry a Beckman Magnum Finsaver Pen net, a 30 pound Boga Grip, and a stainless release gaff. (Double-headers can happen, and it's good to have an alternative to deal with them.) As far as tools go, I have several pairs of Stanley rubber-handled vise grips, a pair of Knipex cutters, 4 pairs of long-handled pliers (1 straight, 2 45 degree, and 1 90 degree), 2 jaw spreaders (the ends wrapped with tape), and one extremely sharp knife.

I carry a huge first-aid kit in my boat that includes gauze pads/wraps, bandages, band aids, a solar blanket, scissors, tape, antibacterial creme, aspirins/tylenols, matches, and a first aid book among other things, that are stored in a watertight sealed plastic container.

Being prepared for the unthinkable is important!

Steve Wickens
STRIKE ZONE Muskie Charters

7Islands

Posted 6/1/2003 5:53 AM (#71906 - in reply to #71233)
Subject: RE: Equipment Question for the Pros

Posts: 389

Location: Presque Isle Wisconsin

Boga grip, several long handled type release tools,digital camera,polaroid camera,xtra sunglasses,beckman net,first aid kit,refreezable ice packs \(keeps pop and water cold)extra hooks and split rings in various sizes to replace or change weight of baits,xtra rain suits,2million candle power light,extra reels, and much of the things already listed above

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