Clam Travel Cover Scout Trapper Scout Snow Xl Ice Fishing Accessories Gear New on 2040-parts.com
Lake Worth, Florida, United States
  Item DescriptionThe Travel Cover keeps the gear in and snow/slush out while pulling across the ice or driving from lake to lake. Comes in 6 sizes to fit Clam's Fish trap flip over style shelters. The Travel Cover protects the tent fabric when it's most vulnerable to wear, while moving from spot to spot. Works great to protect your shelter while transporting on a trailer or in the bed of a truck to and from the lake.
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