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 Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 01:52 PM
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Barrett
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Thinking of getting a mr. heater, egg crate and propane tank for the deck of the boat. Looks like monticello would be aperfect morning to try it out.
Anyone found anything better then this set up?
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 01:57 PM
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Okie Poke
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 01:58 PM
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Barrett
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 Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:09 PM
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Gettin' soft, Barrett?... 
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:10 PM
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Barrett
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Yall are killing me. I knew I would get chit for this lol. I dont like being cold. I dont have as much insulation as some of you guys. 
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:17 PM
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BassAm
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I used a Mr Buddy heater last January when we had temps of 25 at take-off and ice like crazy. Call me a puss, but if I don't have to be cold, I'm not going to be.
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:28 PM
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tanker4lyfe
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Long Johns top/bottom, T-shirt, Sweatsuit, Wool Socks, insulated waterproof boots, Good set of Bibs and jacket, Sealskin gloves or seirus gloves and you will not be cold!
Id recommend H20 bibs and jacket, they cannot be beat for the price!
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:29 PM
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find you the biggest weight lifting weight you can fit in the crate, and put it at the bottom under the tank.. less likely for it to fall over. strap it down when moving... you dont want to create a rocket that would take off at Mach 5 out of your boat! LOL!
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:33 PM
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I carried a Coleman propane heater in by boat during the winter for years.I don't like fishing with gloves on and they are great for keeping the hands and feet warm.You have to be careful though, I had a set of nylon ski bibs on one day and got my leg too close to the heater and melted the bibs.When nylon ski bibs get hot is is like shrink wrap and the hot plastic sucked up against my leg.
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:33 PM
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strap it down when moving... you dont want to create a rocket that would take off at Mach 5 out of your boat! LOL! But it would look cool! Also a good sock hat or something covering your head, lose most o your body heat by not wearing a good warm hat of some kind.
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:46 PM
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mr. heater, egg crate and propane tank I figure it can be done but sounds risky to me...
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:48 PM
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guacamolebass
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Long Johns top/bottom, T-shirt, Sweatsuit, Wool Socks, insulated waterproof boots, Good set of Bibs and jacket, Sealskin gloves or seirus gloves and you will not be cold!
Id recommend H20 bibs and jacket, they cannot be beat for the price! this
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:55 PM
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SkeeterRonnie
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you dont need clothes to fish MOnti!! just strip down to your bits and pieces and get in the water!! you'll be nice and warm.. until you get out and go into shock! LOL!
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 02:58 PM
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find you the biggest weight lifting weight you can fit in the crate, and put it at the bottom under the tank.. less likely for it to fall over. strap it down when moving... you dont want to create a rocket that would take off at Mach 5 out of your boat! LOL! Lol I sould shoot that off if people got to close to my honey hole.  that would teach em
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Re: Who uses a heater on the deck of the boat?
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12/08/11 04:01 PM
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Skeeterag99
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Mr buddy is the ticket, I just turn off while running and back on when done. That and my BPS rain gear. Plus little hand warmers in your pockets. Toasty without probs
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