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Post by basscatcher on Jun 5, 2006 12:24:55 GMT 1
Does anyone have a nicotine habit and how do you get on smoking in your kayak? Been thinking of ways to keep my fags and lighter dry!!!  |
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Post by bassy on Jun 5, 2006 12:37:11 GMT 1
personally i dont smoke but my mum keeps hers in sealable sandwhich bag which she keeps in her bucket, but im not sure how much room you get in your kayak??!! not much i would presume? would this help?? laura  |
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Post by basscatcher on Jun 5, 2006 12:45:24 GMT 1
Best I can do is a Plaster box that is almost 100% water proof and just bung em in my 6" centre hatch. Smaller than a sandwich box and about the size of a fag packet. Never seen a photo yet on the site of anyone kayaking wit a fag in their mouths. Surely someone else must do it? Were fishermen not fitness fanatics.  |
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tobasco
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Post by tobasco on Jun 5, 2006 13:35:11 GMT 1
I smoke in the yak, roll em too. Just keep my bag of baccie in top pocket and ensure that I don't take any unexpected swimming lessons. Happy smoking
steve
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karlk
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Post by karlk on Jun 5, 2006 19:18:47 GMT 1
I'm of them at the minute - a full 3 weeks now but I'm on a charter at the weekend so we will see - wouldn't one of the small aquapacs be ideal - I've got one for my mobile - about the same size as a packet of ciggies and a lighter - cost about £16 hangs around your neck & waterproof.
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TimO
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Post by TimO on Jun 5, 2006 21:30:42 GMT 1
I put my papers in the baccy packet and the baccy packet in a sealable sandwich bag. Put sealed bag in pocket of my PFD.
The only problem in getting my hands dry before i roll up.
Think it's time to pack in and find a dry place for all the sweets I would probably eat.
Cheers
Tim
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Post by basscatcher on Jun 5, 2006 22:40:43 GMT 1
Thanks for the advice, I will feel happier now knowing I wont be the only one out there having a crafty!!! Was starting to think about a nicotine drip or something. |
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Post by taffthebass on Jul 26, 2006 14:51:49 GMT 1
Reminds me of the Eskimo lad who was sent fishing by his father day after day with the instructions to get fish but to never light a fire in the kayak.
On one bitterly cold day the young lad was tempted & lit a small fire to keep warm, unfortunatly the kayak caught fire & the lad had to swim ashore & explain it all to his father.
After listening to the lads story the father said ...........................
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' well son , that proves you can't have your kayak & heat it '
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