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Does any else carry a emergency barrett lake kit? To me its important to come prepared especially in barrett ...
Things in my kit.....
Basic tools,Emergency pancho , Emergency blanket, Venom kit, lighter, solar battery charger, couple head lights,first aid kit..

Still Need to get a .....emergency portable water filter


What do you take for barrett for a emergency?

BEER

more water than you think you need...

Toilet paper lol

senkos

ehondax wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 3:00 pm Toilet paper lol

tube sox

That’s hard core. Venom kits are fake news.

You could replace all that with a sat phone! Hahaha

The most important thing like mentioned above is a lot of water and a whistle.
Those water straws can be handy.

I would bring super glue as you can mend the smallest cuts to pretty large gashes with it. If you’re in a tube, gorilla vinyl tape and a hand pump.

Don’t be one of those yayhoo city folk and try and start a signal fire with your spare lighter and burn down San Diego like that guy who started the cedar fire,

Plenty of people on the lake and patrol boat.

The venom kit for sure is pretty fake i admit,however it does have a few things for insect bites and stings so i keep it in the bag since it doesnt take up a lot of room,a small flame can be super handy luckly i never had to use one but one stays in my bag,super glue for sure i will be packing never really though about that one... water snacks and food i usually pack plenty of, satellite radio will be a great idea, i do bring walkie talkies when i go with a buddy just incase.. to be honest i usually bring all this things with me whenever i go fish anywhere , call me paranoia but i will survive a couple nights with my fishing bag in a emergency

Right on. I’ve sealed wounds down to the bone with super glue more than once. If you’re spending the night at Barrett, the only emergency item you’ll need is your rod! Haha

I think I carry too much #hit to begin with to have room for an emergency kit.

But,if there's anything that can fit in an emergency kit that'll fix a pulled hamstring after running down the path with a 60 pound battery....I'm all ears.

Pickle juice

camobass wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 6:47 pmPickle juice

I prefer just taking some bananas on board. Helps with the fish counts and cramps.

DarkShadow wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 1:18 pm I think I carry too much #hit to begin with to have room for an emergency kit.

But,if there's anything that can fit in an emergency kit that'll fix a pulled hamstring after running down the path with a 60 pound battery....I'm all ears.

Go lithium.... i use to carry around a 31 group battery weights 67 pounds now my lithium battery weights 11 pounds with more power, worth every penny
Emergency kits dont have to be big,mine fits in my hand with everything listed above, a Gatorade bottle takes up more room then my kit.