NRS Cylinder Dry Case

NRS' Cylinder Drycase gives good protection for repair kits, first aid kits or personal items. Water resistant, non-submersible.The rope lanyard attached to the lid gives you a convenient place to attach a carabineer or strap, securing your drycase to your boat.There's a rubber O-ring inside the screw-on lid that keeps out splash. The case is water resistant, but non-submersible.Not intended for electronics. Price : $ 9.95

Dry Bags and Gear Checklist

	Get a bag larger than you need : At least 1/3 of the dry bag will be "empty", even when full, so get one larger than you think you need.
	Make sure you have a small, separate one for all those pesky little things : Such as keys, wallet, snack, the list is endless....
	Protect Your Electronics! If you take electronic items out on the river, protect them...rivers and iPods are a poor mix.
	Don't forget the rope. You need something to lash dry bags down to your raft or canoe. And keep it lashed at ALL times!!
	See Through Bag? No privacy for your stuff, and it looks bad, but it's highly functional. Especially handy for smaller bags you go in and out of frequently.

Explore the Fishing in Montana

The Gallatin River : Beginning in Yellowstone National Park, the Gallatin River provides excellent trout fishing near Big Sky and Bozeman.

The Big Hole River : One of the most attractive rivers in the state, the Big Hole River provides superb trout fishing for much of it's length.

The Bighorn River : The Bighorn River provides some of the finest trout fishing not just in Montana, but in the Lower 48.

Paddling Books

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Canoeing and Kayaking : Filled with nearly 100 photos and illustrations, this must-have guide-written by the foremost paddlesports experts-gives the aspiring canoe or kayak adventurer everything he or she needs to know before taking the plunge.    More Info