We have used a good coolers, both hard and soft, for shipping fish. We use the cooler as a suitcase on the outbound flight, with an extra duffel bag in each cooler. On the return, pack frozen fish in pre-chilled ice chest, and pack extra clothes that can stand a little moisture around the fish for extra insulation.
We pay the extra bag fee for the duffel, and many times, a single large duffel can carry my wife and I clothes.
This has worked from Hawaii to Alaska many times. The ice chest is also great for breakable items.
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Packing/shipping fish
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Re: Packing/shipping fish
by Doug720 » June 26th, 2015, 10:32 am
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Re: Packing/shipping fish
by littlefish » June 30th, 2015, 10:19 am
Well turns out I didn't have to transport any fish home!
It was an average of 102 up on the Klackamas and the fish just did NOT want to play! Saw a couple of steelheads and they couldn't even be bothered as our little boat floated right over them.
Will definitely use these packaging tips if I ever make it up to Alaska by the end of this year.
Thanks again guys!
It was an average of 102 up on the Klackamas and the fish just did NOT want to play! Saw a couple of steelheads and they couldn't even be bothered as our little boat floated right over them.
Will definitely use these packaging tips if I ever make it up to Alaska by the end of this year.
Thanks again guys!
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