There was a thread a while back about using an external catheter and
bag for some of us older gentlemen who have a hard time fishing for a
long time (in a float tube or kickboat) without having to frequently
relieve ourselves.
As a result of my prostate cancer surgery, I became an "expert" on the
use of this kind of device, and though I no longer use it daily, I
still "hook up" when I go fishing. It is very handy, but success
may depend on some important details that you probably will NOT hear
about from the person who sells the equipment.
If any of you are tired of the hassle and want to know EXACTLY how to
use something like this, drop me an email off list, and I will give
you the pertinent information.
Sorry if I embarrassed anyone with this "too much information" topic,
but for those who have to deal with it, it can take a lot of fun out
of fishing. I once ran over a fly rod that was forgotten in my hurry
to get waders off and relieve myself, so sometimes it can be
EXPENSIVE as well.
Tom Davenport
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