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On January 31,2012
Jared Blair Wrote:
you got this right for sure eye wear is very important. Have you ever
checked out numa sport optics they are supper tough and un-breakable
thats what i use now and the price is great check them out let me know
what you think.
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On January 31,2012
Justin Hoffman
Wrote:
Good advice, Scott. I learned that lesson very early in my fishing
career, when I had a bait shatter my glasses on a missed hook set
while fishing Scugog. Luckily it didn't injure my eye.
Good thoughts on the Epipen. We have them at work (treatment centre
for youth) but never thought about them in the boat or car. Food for
thought..
Good Fishing,
Justin
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On January 31,2012
Dan Miguel
Wrote:
great Advice Scott!! I was fortunate to be wearing sunglasses when I
was guiding in the NWT. I took a 3 oz bullet jig right in the lense
one day when my guest tried to lift his laketrout into the boat when I
was reaching for it! It dropped me to the ground instantly. Broke my
lense and man did I feel lucky that day I still had my eye! 40 miles
from the lodge and my guests had no idea where we were. Would have
been a very bad situation. Again all prevented by my glasses!
I hope others take this report serioulsy!
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On January 31,2012
Dan Krotki
Wrote:
Good read Scott, great advice for those who do wear any or carry
additional emergency equipment along where ever they go!
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On February 1,2012
Chris Watton Wrote:
when fishing with you in the boat will glasses protect me from the
pool ball sized red n white bobbers you toss? haha
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On February 1,2012
SCOTT POWELL
Wrote:
YOUR 6FT RIGHT WATTON. ITS OK DANNY I FOUND MY NEW POWER POLE LOL
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