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 Re: How to carry a heavy stringer
[Re: erittmueller]
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04/15/16 07:53 PM
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Cast
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I clip them to my belt loop.
Cast ![[Linked Image]](http://winsounds.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Longhorn-Logo.png) I have a short attention spa
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Re: How to carry a heavy stringer
[Re: erittmueller]
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04/15/16 11:05 PM
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fishytx
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I have a great way but it wouldn't be easy for me to explain it in words. A video would be the best way to show someone. But the stringer is close to the fish and the stick never tries to twist in my hand. I can haul a limit out without any of the fish touching the ground.
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Re: How to carry a heavy stringer
[Re: erittmueller]
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04/19/16 05:02 PM
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TxPacker4
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If you've got a fairly clean trail, carry a rolled up tarp and a rope and slide'em on out. I normally just wrap it around a stick and carry them out over my back, but if I'm hiking more than a couple miles, the tarp comes in handy.
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