Lol. I don't think anyone would want to take any of the rods/reels i use on the pier. It's not worth the risk to "borrow" one of my bargain rods and if i do bring a good one its most likely in my hands
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Lol. I don't think anyone would want to take any of the rods/reels i use on the pier. It's not worth the risk to "borrow" one of my bargain rods and if i do bring a good one its most likely in my hands
I know on hot days when I'm dragging my balloon tires out to the octi I'm bad jealous of those spoked wheels. You dasn't ever offer to trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by david lea
I have a Jr cart that I received as a Father's day present. I have borrowed from the kayakers and attached a milk crate to the back with 3 more rod holders and a place to put a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. The unintended benefit is the weight in the back balances out the cart with virtually no weight on the handle. I could still use more room and the milk crate will occasionally drag when going up an incline but it works for now.