Product of the week - Fishpond Drifty Boat Caddie

Fly Fishing Gear

by John Schilling May 11, 2016

Yes, it's as awesome as it looks. The new Drifty Boat Caddy from Fishpond will be a welcome addition to any anglers drift boat or raft. Able to attach with extendable hooks or bolt directly onto your Yeti cooler without compromising ice retention. Simply said, you'll spill less beer with Fishponds newest accessory.

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