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![]() "Daniel-San" wrote in message et... Typically, I bring a day-pack loaded with lunch, coffee supplies, water, booze, etc and leave it stream side while I fish an area. When done with the area, I go get the pack and move along to the next spot. Anyone know of a good pack that will carry same but would be suitable to wear on stream, to eliminate the return for the pack? I'd think it would have to be water-proof (or close, anyway) and sit higher on the back to avoid dragging in the water. Thoughts? Thanks, Dan Dan, I've been using an Orvis Angler's Backpack for a few years now. It houses tubes for two 4pc pack rods, but I use one of the holders for my topo maps. It also has a quick access H20 holder. Mine has 2-pockets up front for quick access digital camera, and trail mix. The pack is light enough to wear while fishing, and you can cover quite a bit of area. I believe they're on sale at Orvis. I have the older version to this one: http://www.orvis.com/store/product_c...&feature_id=16 I also have a magazine that has the best fly-fishing packs, I could mail this to you if you would like. I'm done with the magazine. Or scan the article for you. -tom |
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