Boat Help

[rylan]

Hey everyone,

 

I have a some what weird and wacky request -- I am looking for some help and hoping someone has a creative solution for me.

 

I am looking for ways to go to the bathroom in the boat. Number one only, and was wondering if anyone can share a good idea to help. I know I can just flop it out over the side but I am getting old and would think there is an easier way for an old man. If anyone can help- please do.

[Raf]

Do you have a livewell? Works great.

[Guest gbfisher]

5 gal bucket works for Stan the Musky Man. He's 85. Works on the worst days out on the bay. Makes a good bailing bucket. The little orange bailer/emergency pack with the light and rope inside it which people buy at the shows works well for that kind of emergency as well.

 

Then there's the REAL DEAL....

 

http://store.easternmarineoutlet.com/THETFORD-Model-135-Compact-Porta-Potti-25103/

 

Hope that helps...

Edited May 6, 2010 by gbfisher

[Guest ThisPlaceSucks]

as suggested a large bucket. you can even buy those camping toilet seats and you could do a two in an emergency situation!

 

not that i've done anything of the sort!

[The JAY]

Well, in choppy weather, we use the bailing bucket. Always works in a pinch, forgive the term.

[DanD]

Multi purpose bailing bucket. LOL

ie. milk bag jug.

[skeeter]

how about any large lid plastic jar you have in the kitchen.

like a mayo jar, peanut butter jar............

then you have the lid to put back on it!!

 

theres also the "little john" which is sold at marinas,bass pro, i cant remember if ctc still sells them.

the one for the women is called "little jane".

Edited May 6, 2010 by skeeter

[scugpg]

Bring a piece of PCV/ABS pipe along with you, will keep the spills minimal and keep you from the very edge of the boat. Just make sure it's big enough that something doesn't get stuck

[jimmer]

Attends! LOL I hear they use them at the casinos.

[Syn]

Empty gatorade bottle. A truckers favorite.

[bigbuck]

The 5 gallon bucket is a great idea but if you could find a smaller one it would be better in that it is easier to manage and if necessary to bail with. A 5 gallon job is clumsy and would be really heavy to bail with when full of water.

[kickingfrog]

Often, the best solutions are also the simplest. Use the bailer.

[irishfield]

hen there's the REAL DEAL....

 

http://store.easternmarineoutlet.com/THETFORD-Model-135-Compact-Porta-Potti-25103/

 

 

Have had one of those under the bow walkway filler for 3 season Andy and it's yet to be Christened by any of the wimmins..

[HTHM]

A yellow minnow bucket.

[bow slayer]

whatever you use to pee in make sure you get one of these for some privacy http://coveryourbass.com/

Edited May 7, 2010 by bowslayer

[DRIFTER_016]

Well, in choppy weather, we use the bailing bucket. Always works in a pinch, forgive the term.

 

 

Yep, that's what we all use at the lodge too.

A couple of coffee tins and yer good to go!!!

[POLLIWOGG]

Depending on you approval, the son in laws beer bottle might be your first choice.

[Nipfisher]

I use the clear plastic minnow bags I get my bait in. You dont even have to stand up. Even on COLD days when "it" is more challening to handle the bag still works well. Just rinse out the bag and you can use again. 0 mess.