08-22-2011, 01:24 PM
Fly boxes in one side, spare reels and tools plus whatever in the other side.
Have to rummage through once in awhile, but not to bad.
We do generally put the bags on at home, even if we are deflating the boats and putting them in the back of the truck, bags are on and they are stacked on top of one another.
On the flat bed trailer we do have the risers for up to three boats. On the trailer, the bottom boat has to remove the oar locks.
We have left them on the trailer while making stops but, have to say, not out of sight for long. A lot of ignorant people these days.
But I love my bags, which also double as an ice chest. I will pull the bag with the boxes of to go river fish or shore fish instead of loading a vest or pack.
We have left our boats on shore while camping (not too far away and in sight) over night though. Oh, we do have a dog too.[laugh]
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Have to rummage through once in awhile, but not to bad.
We do generally put the bags on at home, even if we are deflating the boats and putting them in the back of the truck, bags are on and they are stacked on top of one another.
On the flat bed trailer we do have the risers for up to three boats. On the trailer, the bottom boat has to remove the oar locks.
We have left them on the trailer while making stops but, have to say, not out of sight for long. A lot of ignorant people these days.
But I love my bags, which also double as an ice chest. I will pull the bag with the boxes of to go river fish or shore fish instead of loading a vest or pack.
We have left our boats on shore while camping (not too far away and in sight) over night though. Oh, we do have a dog too.[laugh]
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