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ICEMULE Coolers Has the Best Backpack Cooler for Your Fishing Day Trip

ICEMULE Coolers has got you covered with backpack coolers for everything from a few hours at the lake to 24-hour-plus fishing excursions.

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ICEMULE Coolers Has the Best Backpack Cooler for Your Fishing Day Trip

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  1. ICEMULE Coolers Has the Best Backpack Cooler for Your Fishing Day Trip Here’s the scenario: You’ve got the next day off, but you’ve got nothing planned for it. Of course you could spend the day running errands…but what’s the fun in that? The only choice that leaves you is checking your reel, prepping your tackle, grabbing an ICEMULE cooler bag, and heading for water when the sun comes up. Now that your destiny for the day has been plotted out, the question is: Which ICEMULE insulated backpack cooler do you grab? The 30-liter/24-can capacity of the ICEMULE BOSS™ might be a bit excessive for a one-day jaunt. On the other hand, you don’t want to be under- provisioned. Thankfully, ICEMULE Coolers has got you covered with backpack coolers for everything from a few hours at the lake to 24-hour-plus fishing excursions. What to Bring To determine the best backpack cooler for a fishing day trip, you have to figure out what you need to bring. A rod and reel, portable tackle box, flies, stringer, and whatever other tackle or

  2. gear you’ll need arelikely not going to be kept in the cooler. Although if you’re carrying live bait, your cooler bag will keep it nice and cool. Most relevantly and most importantly (except the fishing gear, and maybe beer) is food and drinks. Your cooler bag will need to be big enough to accommodate some ice, food for a day, water, other drinks, and snacks. Additional supplies include sunscreen, bug repellant, rain gear, your fishing license, a hat and sunglasses. Bringing clothes to change into should it get warmer or colder, or the clothes you’re in get soaked, is also a good idea. The Best ICEMULE Coolers Bag for the Job Intuitively, the uses of an insulated backpack cooler seem pretty much limited to keeping food, drinks, and perhaps live bait cold and fresh. But there’s no reason that has to be the case. After all, if you’re already carrying something on your back and there’s room for anything in it besides food, why not? If the day’s supplies were packed carefully, as not to crush any food being carried, the rain gear and extra clothes, license and sunscreen would be fine in the cooler bag.However, do note that separately and securely bagging anything that isn’t food is critical. Nothing ruins a day like finding your lunch and everything else coated with a generous serving of sunscreen. With all that in mind, one of the best ICEMULE Coolers bags for a fishing day trip is the ICEMULE Pro™ large (23L). That capacity is big enough to comfortably carry 18 cans plus ice. Since you (hopefully) won’t be going through 18 cans of anything in one day, that’s room for lunch, drinks, and the other gear necessary for a great day of fishing. Pick up the perfect soft cooler for your next fishing day trip at www.icemulecoolers.com

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