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A tasty sweetlip.
Alternatively, you could use 3cm pieces of double-sided Velcro to fix the pack to a rail or carpet. Consider how fast your
Frank caught this nice cobia.
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jam bilge pumps and other essential boat equipment, so have somewhere to stow smaller rubbish items such as line, and dispose of tags and bird’s nests responsibly.
vessel can go before leaving the packaging flapping about in the wind, and obviously it should be removed when the vessel is being towed on high-speed limit roads.
I repurpose soft plastic lure packaging to stow smaller rubbish that would otherwise easily be lost. I wedge the clip-lock packet firmly under something to ensure it doesn’t blow away. It gets tossed out when the packet is full.
Cut a slit in the welded part of the pack- et wide enough to slide the Velcro piece through, then wrap it around a rail or strap it to some carpet. Use two straps of Velcro if you want a more secure connection. In- sert damaged soft plastics, line tags, hooks, muesli bar wrappers and bird’s nests – job done.
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