I just bought one of these to strap on the bow of my yak while fishing offshore. I thought it was a great deal. It came in today, and I am very impressed so far. Just thought I would share. Hope it's legal to post a link.

http://www.amazon.com/PrecisionPak-YakC ... B0027ECDOI

Great find Mr. Apex, I just stepped in from work, saw your post on the site, had to take a peak at what you just purchased. Normallly, I'm still a person that likes to keep the fish that I catch, and plan on taking home to have as a meal that night, totally alive and swimming, I also put them in my large 5 day Igloo cooler with fresh saltwater, and use my DD Bubbles aireator on them, keeping them fresh and alive until I transfer the fresh catch into my home made aireator large tank at my house. Often I actually keep the catch alive, so I'm albe to completely clean up my yak, my rods & reels, my truck, and often wait until early am the next day to clean them, many times I'm totally worn flat out from paddling and fishing, so it's nice to be able to clean them before work early the next day. But; if I decide to make the move for a good quality fish keeping bag, this particular one looks totallly like the cats' meeowww! I would defiently buy the large 3 size, it's 42" in length, so starting tomorrow, the 1st of Feb. the new FWC reg's on being able to keep a total of #2 slot reds, you would have enough room with the 3 catch size, even if the 2 reds were the max 27" length. The least expensive 3 catch size that I saw was $40.00 (+) approx; $7.00 for S/H. Under $50.00 with S/H for a high quality fish bag is a great deal IMOI! The hot summer months is where I think a nice quality keeper bag like that would really pay for itself. I was thinking if you filled a 1 gallon zip lock bag with crushed ice, or even a couple of the frozen blue ice pack bags would work also, just enough cold to keep the fresh catch from spoiling while you still remained out on the hot day and continued fishing. Reallly appreciate the posting and the link to check into the features, price,etc. Over all, looks like one of the best quality keeper bags, for a very reasonalbe price range. I talked to Rick Riles this spring paddling out to fish Browns Creek, and he had the large fish keeper bag from Dave Workman's Strike Zone, and he said he paid $75.00 plus tax for his large size keeper, it was just a large square double handled bag, nothing over the top. cobra52

With the reg's changing to allow keeping two redfish, I guess everyone is going to be looking for a bigger cooler

Guess I won't ruin my day after Feb 1st by looking at the fishing reports

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