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Welcome My Fish Caddy

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Please give a big FM welcome to our newest sponsor, My Fish Caddy!

My Fish Caddy is a mesh bag that velcros to the inside of your livewell. This bag allows you to extract your entire creel from your livewell in one shot. No more chasing that last finned critter in the box from corner to corner. They all come at once.

I can see using a smaller one in the middle of my giant Crestliner livewell as a convenient culling device. The small fish goes in the bag for an easy cull during a bass tournament. No more taking 3 or 4 fish out to find the little guy.

As always, thanks to all of our sponsors for keeping FM a free site and a place where "we have more fun"!

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Very cool to see someone make these in different sizes. Matt Johnson and myself used a mickey mouse rig to try to make unloading for wiegh-in easier. This looks very simple to use. I will be measuring my wells and putting in an order ASAP.

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Finally "No More Sticking Yourself" while chasing after fish in the livewell.

It's great to see another NEW innovative product that really helps anglers in the know on board at FM.

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No more reaching into a live-well during a LETS event for those pike that don't like to come out smile.gif

Truly an innovative product that is going to make tournament fishing a whole lot easier when weigh-in rolls around.

Good Fishin,

Matt Johnson

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I have had one of these in my livewell since early this spring and I think it's a great product. Nothing like pulling up to weigh-in, undo the velcro and pull out your fish. My partner ( who used to have to chase the fish around the livewell ) loves it laugh.gif

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This looks like a great idea.I will be placing a order I think this will work great for the trips with the kids when panfishing.No more digging around for that last sunfish and getting pricked by them. mad.gif

Sifty

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I ordered one and got it installed tonite. I am really lloking forward to not chasing fish around the livewell. What I can't understand is "why didn't I think of that"!! grin.gif

I also think it will help reduce the amount of "stuff" that clogs up the drain on my livewell. It seems those fish are always coughing up stuff that gets stuck in the plumbing.

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What do you do when the lid comes off your bait bucket and you have well over 6 dozen minnows swimming free in your livewell?

Pull out the Fish Caddy and just pour them back in the bait bucket! grin.gif

I love this thing!

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Guys,I used my fish caddy today that I bought from F.M. and let me tell you that this thing is GREAT.Only wish I would have thought of it.You have to try it.

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