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Boat Bag
Willhound
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This is my Booty (Boatie) Bag. I was going to put this under What I Did to my Boat today, but it's not my boat, can't get to my boat, so instead I went through and made sure I had all my gear ready for when I can get go. Besides, maybe a few others can add on and we can get some ideas. This bag stays in my truck all of boating season so I always know where it is and can head to the boat whenever I want. I consider these my essentials that I can grab at a moment's notice. While under way it sits under my seat and if we disembark somewhere I can easily grab it and bring it along, or lock it in the cabin.
More or less from left to right:
Humminbird Chartplotter/GPS/Sonar with Navionics Chip, Neck lanyards for keys etc if I'm in a bathing suit without pockets (the Coors one has a built in bottle opener), Main set of keys, back up set of keys with a spare Hundy tucked in the floater (a third set is always in my truck glove box), Floating flashlight with lamp/beacon function, cocktail napkins from Pineapple Willie's in Panama City Beach (why not?), pile of beer coozies, the bag itself, small copy of chart from my main boating areas (full set onboard), local Marina guide, boat snap tool, back up battery for cell phone and charge cords, Nikon 10x50 waterproof binoculars, Pouch with all my licenses, cards, spare compass and mini flashlight, to the bottom left a container with eye glass cleaner and cloth, chewing gum, throat lozenges, floating eye glass strap for when in the water, Advil, hand wipes, salt and pepper (never know when you get a take out sandwich!), electrical tape, handheld VHF with charge cord and batteries that fit the VHF and flashlight, multi-tip screwdriver, adjustable wrench and multi tool/pliers/knife.
This is besides the full set of tools and spares that always stay on the boat. I just find it handy sometimes to just reach into the bag. Missing right now is extra sunscreen and spare eyeglasses that I had on our winter vacation, need to track those down and get them in there.
I'm sure some of you do the same? Anything different in your bag?
More or less from left to right:
Humminbird Chartplotter/GPS/Sonar with Navionics Chip, Neck lanyards for keys etc if I'm in a bathing suit without pockets (the Coors one has a built in bottle opener), Main set of keys, back up set of keys with a spare Hundy tucked in the floater (a third set is always in my truck glove box), Floating flashlight with lamp/beacon function, cocktail napkins from Pineapple Willie's in Panama City Beach (why not?), pile of beer coozies, the bag itself, small copy of chart from my main boating areas (full set onboard), local Marina guide, boat snap tool, back up battery for cell phone and charge cords, Nikon 10x50 waterproof binoculars, Pouch with all my licenses, cards, spare compass and mini flashlight, to the bottom left a container with eye glass cleaner and cloth, chewing gum, throat lozenges, floating eye glass strap for when in the water, Advil, hand wipes, salt and pepper (never know when you get a take out sandwich!), electrical tape, handheld VHF with charge cord and batteries that fit the VHF and flashlight, multi-tip screwdriver, adjustable wrench and multi tool/pliers/knife.
This is besides the full set of tools and spares that always stay on the boat. I just find it handy sometimes to just reach into the bag. Missing right now is extra sunscreen and spare eyeglasses that I had on our winter vacation, need to track those down and get them in there.
I'm sure some of you do the same? Anything different in your bag?
"Knot Quite Shore" - 2000 FV270 (Sold)
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
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PC BYC, Holland, MI
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)
I’d throw in a nice pair of channel locks too. Also since you’re in the north Picquic makes some really nice multi blade screwdrivers - even a mariner version.
http://picquic.ca/
Add some various Zip ties too.
2018 Cherokee 39RL Land Yacht (Sorry...)