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Old February 25th, 2008, 09:31 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Dan, danl
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Default can anyone give advice on sospenders

On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 03:13:07 GMT, "JAMES LUNING"
wrote:

This site the place to go for real good advice.
I do mostly pond fishing from a Fishcat or an inflatable pontoon.
Bass pro has about 10 different types. I am hoping to be able to get
something for about $160 or so.

Thank for any advice.

Hey Warren, if your out there, did you ever get back to that pond I showed
you?

Newbuck



I have had the Sospenders auto style about 5-7 yrs. I think they are
well worth the money. They have never gone off when in driving rain.
If you fish cold weather/water they are, in my opinion, a good buy no
matter what the cost.

How much is a comfortable easy way to save your life worth?

BTW, buy at least one recharge set. Mine went off in a puddle of
water in the back of a pickup when retrieving a boat :}


Dan

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Old February 26th, 2008, 11:04 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Henry Hefner[_2_]
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Default can anyone give advice on sospenders

Dan, danl wrote:
I have had the Sospenders auto style about 5-7 yrs. I think they are
well worth the money. They have never gone off when in driving rain.
If you fish cold weather/water they are, in my opinion, a good buy no
matter what the cost.



Dan, your mention of cold weather made me think I out to post this. I'm
sure most of you know this, but you should NEVER wear your inflatable
UNDER your jacket or coat. If it inflates under clothing, it can
restrict you so tight that you can't breathe. It's something that some
people might not think about, since they are used to wearing it next to
your shirt.
 




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