#225730 - 01/02/04 01:26 AM
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Spawner
Registered: 12/03/01
Posts: 851
Loc: manchester,Wa
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or fanny packs, whatever ya call them, mine from walmart has done well for me fishing the sound from shore but is really inadequate for the rivers, because you need more gear well at least a beginner steelheader like me does. was wondering if they make them for fisherman? what are the best ones for fishing and where can you get them around tacoma area if you can? thanks Ben
if anybody is lookin for a tag along to try to catch some steelhead, give a email, been trying to catch them but have only caught a couple on the snoqualmie,
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#225731 - 01/02/04 01:53 AM
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Rockfish:
I started with a Walmart fanny pack, but found it didn't hold all the things I wanted to carry along with me while I hiked and fished the banks.
The wife got me a Woolrich fishing vest for Christmas, and it is superb at holding everything I need, and more. Like most folks, I keep tackle in smaller boxes which fit well into the pockets, and there are pockets and pouches of all differing sizes to handle everything, including a large one on the back to hold lunch.
Agreed though, on a boat you need to carry more "stuff". My boat is not for rivers (that's why its for sale right now), but I have several larger tackle boxes - one of which will be converted for use on the new sled or drift boat.
I'm not an experienced steelheader, but do catch my share of salmon when the seasons are open, and have access to some good water close by. If your ever up this way (Concrete), drop me a note and we'll head down behind the house and see what we can drum up.
Mike B
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#225736 - 01/02/04 03:26 PM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 03/08/99
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I also use a wading jacket made out of breathable gor-tex. It's a jacket, rain coat, etc all in one. Not cheap though.
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#225737 - 01/03/04 01:47 AM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 10/24/03
Posts: 310
Loc: graham wa.
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for fanny packs try sportco. they got the stuff. just got one. has more room thani will ever need.
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#225738 - 01/03/04 10:01 AM
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Smolt
Registered: 11/16/02
Posts: 75
Loc: Renton
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Rockfish I tried a chest pack for the first time this year. I love it. It holds quite a bit of gear and holds it high so i dont soak my gear on deeper crossings. i can also clip my eggs up high so they dont get wet. i love this thing.... http://www.bucksbags.com/fishing_bags.asp?description=5 GOOD LUCK COHO
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#225739 - 01/03/04 12:33 PM
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Parr
Registered: 11/13/03
Posts: 61
Loc: gig harbor
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rockfish, i have a vest from xstream that has many, many, pockets and holds everything i need and then some. i also have just a fly fishing chest pack from xstream and it works great for hitting these close to home rivers with minimal gear needed. you are more than welcome to hop in my rig and we will get you a steelie. i fish during the week and bag the weekends. shoot me an email. cs
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#225740 - 01/03/04 08:17 PM
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Spawner
Registered: 12/03/01
Posts: 851
Loc: manchester,Wa
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gonna check out sportco next week for them, Mike if ever around concrete I will do that, thanks for the replys, tight lines
het caughtsteelin check PM
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