Handy fish carrier

[skrimmy]

Works fine if the fish isn't real big! I had to drag a 40" Chinook across a field last week and wished I had some sort of sling that would have held it horizontally. Trying to carry that thing so the tail end didn't drag across the cow **** for over a 1/4 mile was a SOB!! I had to carry a bucket, T-box, rod, and net in the other hand. Wasn't easy! Maybe a wheelbarrow next time! I was glad I ended up losing the second fish.....NOT!

Yeah that's true Skrimmy. I didn't have to haul that fish yesterday very far but it was uphill :shocked: This doeswork great for steelhead and salmon up to about 25 lbs.

[ragjr]

I use something close to that but all it is a old bucket handle rolled up round adn it work great for me

[Mad Mikey]

I think I saw some punks down at Pioneer Square with those things attached to their piercings. [img]graemlins/eek13.gif[/img]

[Jsail]

I went fishing on the Sandy with a friend about a month ago. He brought along a bag to carry his fish up the hill.
I'd have never guessed unless I saw it.
He uses the bag that those fold up chairs come in. They have a sholder strap and a draw string. Even if you have to drag it, it works great.
I think he said it will hold four silvers or at least two nooks.
Bimart has a Colmen chair and bag on sale for $10.00.

[ 11-19-2002, 08:43 PM: Message edited by: Jsail ]

[parthur]

Now ther is a "Thinker". I've got a garage full of those chairs..........Time to get that "new smell" off of 'em.

Made this about 25 years ago and have hauled many fish up the bank with it :grin:
Just run the chain through the gill and out the mouth then clip the snap to the other eye screw

[DJFISHS2XS]

I took the battle axe (wife) to IKEA and was not having a good time until I found a Ikea shopping bag, Its made out of tarp material has 2 large straps and can hold 2 20 pound fish. folds up small and at the canada store cost a buck US$...DJ