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All the suggestions here are very good. As an eyeglass wearing old fellow (I can't see without them) guy, the magnifier idea is something I am going to look (no pun intended) into. I am always fumbling with tying knots, and putting line through the eyelets on my rods.
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I have worn prescription bifocals with transistion lenses for 32 years...go out in the sun and they turn dark for sunglasses.....go inside and they turn back clear. Keep a extra pair in my truck in case my glasses were to get broken or fall in the lake or something. I really like them.
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Another idea from an old timer!
I have a check list that I go through every time I go fishing.
# 1 on the list, INSERT DRAIN PLUG!
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I have about 6-8 pairs of Dollar Store readers lying around the place, some in vehicle, and some in my tackle bags. I used to wear a pair on a neck lanyard when I was still working, but quit using those after retirement because I don't wear the readers to drive, watch TV, fish, or much of anything other than when on the computer (& occasionally when viewing texts on my phone).
If you already have readers & just forget to take them ... the lanyards are the cheapest way to go.
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I carry a spare pair in my boat and swap them for my tackle box when I go to the bank.
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I made a trip this summer without the drain plug. Adds to the excitement of the tripOriginally Posted by pescador
Another idea from an old timer!
I have a check list that I go through every time I go fishing.
# 1 on the list, INSERT DRAIN PLUG!
Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
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I made a trip this summer without the drain plug. Adds to the excitement of the tripAnother idea from an old timer!
I have a check list that I go through every time I go fishing.
# 1 on the list, INSERT DRAIN PLUG!
Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along
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A different idea ...
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I have something similar but my wife is much longer and the handle is aluminum. I used it to pull parachute cord through itself for repairs or parachute builds when I was a skydiver and FAA Parachute Rigger. I will have to see if I can find it. It was homemade but did the trick.
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Thats a fine idea.
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