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On 3/30/10 4:02 PM, Tim wrote:
Yeah, I ahve some jerry cans but they're to heavy, but I couldn't believe it when the wife said we could carry some fresh water in gallon milk jugs (huh?) but sounds good to me. Plastic milk jugs are made of very thin-walled plastic, and can't take much of a hit before they puncture. Why not buy two six packs of one pint water bottles, save the bottles as you drink the water, and then wash them off and refill them? My little Parker has a 20 or 25 gallon insulated baitwell under the pedestal seats. But when I have live bait, I keep it in a separate baitwell, which means the bigger baitwell is available for use as a cooler. I dump a couple bags of ice in it and stow drinks in it. At the end of the day, I simply pull the unopened drinks out and let the baitwell drain on its own accord. I keep my refilled water bottles in there. I also have a few igloo coolers of various sizes, and typically take one of the smaller ones aboard for food storage. -- http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym |
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