Along the drive to Key Largo I stopped in Marathon to say hello to our friends at Faro Blanco Resort and Marina, speed past the famously...
1. Nikon OceanPro 7x50 Waterproof Binoculars:
Like buying a watch, you can go absolutely wild spending a lot of money on a good pair of binoculars, but a less expensive version will also do the job well. These Nikons were built for life on the sea. They’re waterproof, come with a compass and float strap, and there are a lot of positive reviews from fellow boaters.
2. Dredge Cam Camera Housing:
Want to use your GoPro to get underwater shots? Look no further than the Dredge Cam. It adapts onto a GoPro and attaches to cables, so you can catch images of fish catching your bait. Take a look at this video, to see it in action.
3. Flare Kit:
Flares expire and safety is #1. It goes without saying, but make sure your safety gear is fresh and in good working order. They're a bit pricey, but they will be well worth it if the tides change and things go South.
4. Rapala Filet Knife:
So many to choose from, we just happen to like the handle on this guy. Sure it may be a bit expensive compared to others, but as long it doesn’t go overboard, it will be with you for the long haul.
5. Yeti Cooler (seafoam):
If there’s a better cooler, we haven’t found it. A Yeti will keep the cold stuff cold for days on end. Plus, this seafoam color, well, it's really something
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