Ahh yes...the "frugal fisherman" strikes again. After looking at all the cool beach buggies and their mammoth price tags, I decided to make myself one that fit my budget, cheap!! :D I bought this decrepit garden wagon at an auction for peanuts, scraped off the rust, and sprayed 'er down with Rustoleum. Tied in a few rod holders and BAM!...ready for action. This will work great for packing my gear down to the dam...as I can pull it right down the sidewalk! 8)
who says this country isn't great???? ;D
Looks great, The wheel is forever changing our lives......recycle too! thanks for sharing. 8)
great Work
Thanks Moe, Supercool.
Looks like something my Grandson would ride down the driveway....
Best,
JT
Really nice! Who would ever know what it looked like when you got it.
josa1
Recycling works! It's good for the planet, and, most especially, the Angler.
Way to go Mo ;D
Really clever and smart, Mo --
Where do you put the Catfish on the way back?
Best,
Fred
Nice! Speaking of garden, nice yard!
Quote from: foakes on August 31, 2016, 05:56:50 PM
Where do you put the Catfish on the way back?
See that empty space behind the cooler? That was measured to make sure a bucket of KFC will fit in there! ;) :D ;D
Thanks everyone! :) I'm sure that in a few years it will look just like it did before...but I'll be struttin' down at the pier this season! 8)
Very nice, I need one like that for a dock truck.
Nice rig, Mo!
It's green and green for planet earth, too.
Now go get some fish slime on it. ;D
Love the John Deere green color scheme.....Bill
Very clever Mo....
.... I can't imagine how you got all that gear to your spot prior to the custom wagon. No worries now. 8) 8)
Ted
Quote from: Maxed Out on September 01, 2016, 12:24:45 AM
Very clever Mo....
.... I can't imagine how you got all that gear to your spot prior to the custom wagon. No worries now. 8) 8)
Ted
Well Ted...it usually resulted in more than one trip down to the pier and back. Here are a few photos showing the walkways. They zig-zag down through the rip rap.