Practicing Social Distancing - My Version

[javadog]

Catch some crappie, they taste better...

[red-beard]

Originally Posted by LEAKYSEALS951

I've never seen a three bottle setup like that. I use "Bidon-kadonks", double underseat bottles with 2 on the frame up front. In the hot season, that will get me 40 miles. In the 65-75 temp seasons, that will get me 60 miles.

[LEAKYSEALS951]

Originally Posted by red-beard

I've never seen a three bottle setup like that. I use "Bidon-kadonks", double underseat bottles with 2 on the frame up front. In the hot season, that will get me 40 miles. In the 65-75 temp seasons, that will get me 60 miles.

Surprise! 4 bottles (I really hate people!)



This keeps the weight off my back when I am extreme social distancing. Last weekend's ride was a two day get-outta-dodge event.

The bottom bottle catches mud, but that builds character. I like the underseat bottles (like you have) too.

[RWebb]

Originally Posted by speeder

I like your sister's version but all of the ski areas are closed in the west.

real men ski the backcountry

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by javadog

Catch some crappie, they taste better...

It was Monday, I couldn't keep it anyway.

[javadog]

OK, I’ll bite. What does Monday have to do with it? Crappie take the day off?

[Baz]

Originally Posted by red-beard

I've never seen a three bottle setup like that. I use "Bidon-kadonks", double underseat bottles with 2 on the frame up front. In the hot season, that will get me 40 miles. In the 65-75 temp seasons, that will get me 60 miles.

My Trek has a two bottle cage attached to the back of the seat - not underneath.

Then two more cages on the frame.

4 bottles total.

Plus a Camelback for special occasions...

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by javadog

OK, I’ll bite. What does Monday have to do with it? Crappie take the day off?

Can’t keep spoonbill on Mondays. I think Friday too. Otherwise the limit is one.

[herr_oberst]

Cool photo Matt!

[Otter74]

Originally Posted by RWebb

real men ski the backcountry

Women, too . That’s where she was in the photo.

[unclebilly]

I thought paddlefish were only in the Yang Tse river and the Missouri River?

My dad caught 2 in Montana in the 80’s. It was a snag fishery that involved running down the bank as it collapsed trying to reel in a 150 lb fish on the end of a Dacron line...