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Yea try a sprayer out first and save some money. I used to have one and it would get a lot of pressure built up if you wanted. You could even take off the nozzle and get a stream too. Good for rinsing off reels, your feet, etc.. I may have to pick up another one now that this thread reminded me of it.
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rods/reels electronics pfd shoes waders etc etc no way 1.5 gallons will be enough. The cool factor is there but that's it.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Grants Pass, OR
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I too have used the insecticide sprayers. Just make sure you get a big one, I got a small one and it just doesn't maintain pressure like the big ones do.
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