I need some DRY STORAGE

[wallter]

Without fail either my parka cover or the liner and usually both get soaked everytime I go out. Here's the drill, start out with all the gear on, get sweaty, peel off some layers, carefully ball up my jacket and place it somewhere "SAFE". Then of course something happens and it's soaked.

Bottom line is that I need some dry storage and am considering building something for my 14' boat. I could be as elaborate as a gun box/bench, a 2' x 2' box, or box in the front of the boat.

I need to here idea's and see pictures if possible. Thanks guys.

[Farley]

If it's just for your jacket why not just get yourself a large blind bag? They are waterproof and some of them float. or check out Mud Buddy's HSOforum, they have a ton of duck boat accesories.

[HugoBox]

Buy one of those marine duffle bags that roll up on the end and fold over. They come in small sizes and go as big as hockey bags. Doesn't matter if its camo or not, but a can of spray paint and you're set. Its removeable and totally waterproof -- makes a good pillow too!

[dan z]

blind bags are the way to go, space savers too. most guys take out the middle seat to get more your why take away space just my 02 cents.

[Ray Esboldt]

Or, just camo up a cooler. But, I agree, the bags are a real good option.

[HNTNBUX]

I have an otter seat with dry storage inside or I have used a cooler in the past. Both work well for coats, lunch or thermos.

[yakfisher]

I have used a roll top dry bag fishing and hunting for years. I even will take my digital SLR camera along and put it in a dry bag and it stays perfectly dry even in rough waters and rain.

[Scott Stein]

why not use an ammo box thats what i use got 2 one for storage one for shells