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Eating on boat
When we’re out on the boat, we always want to have a bite but it’s obviously awfully inconvenient to do so. I know this is kinda a random topic for this discussion board, and I sure hope you don’t think I’m out of line for saying it. I mean, honestly, my wife bought me a container that my son and I take out on the boat, and I just thought of the forum and wanted to pass it along. I’m usually pretty quiet, but I definitely read through a lot of posts. The thing is called a Foldtuk. My wife cooks in it, stores leftovers, and then we bring the food on the boat. We collapse it when we’re done, so it’s really quite helpful to us. If this does seem like a good idea, definitely check out FoldTuk Bakeware - Finally, Bakeware That Does It All!... Happy fishin, folks!
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Re: Eating on boat
General Rules, Regulations & Forum Etiquette
"Advertising and spamming is not allowed in posts. This also includes using the forum email and private message system to spam other members. NAFFF does not allow members to post threads or to send private messages or emails to users that advertise, promote or solicit any products, services or other websites. Explicit advertising in signatures is also prohibited. It is only allowable if the product or service is discussed as a direct answer to a previous post." If it were an actual piece of fly fishing gear, I wouldn't say anything, but come on, this is tupperware. There are a thousand alternatives to food storage on a boat. Not to be any more insulting, but the OP is a textbook example of a spambot's work.
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