Anglers are used to waterproofing gear for fishing trips.

They stuff items from electronics to wallets in everything from Ziplocks to bulky, waterproof boxes while fishing either from a boat or from the bank.

But Aquapac can be a better solution.

The company supplies “use-through” waterproof  cases for outdoor enthusiasts.

That means many of its cases allow items such as a cell phone or a camera to be used inside the case, without ever having to open the case and break the waterproof seal.

How many times on fishing trips have you been forced to remove such gear from waterproof cases and still worry about spray from the water?

The worry is over. So is any concern about dropping gear like a cell phone, camera or VHF radio in the water and ruining it.

Aquapac provides cases for cell phones, cameras, camcorders, handheld VHF radios, portable GPS units, MP3 players, personal digital assistants or palmtops and other items. Multi-purpose cases for carrying wallets, money, etc., are also available.

Accessories are also offered, including: waterproof headphones that work with the MP3 cases; a neoprene MP3 carrying case to buckle on to yourself; dessicant sachets to absorb moisture in the carrying cases in humid conditions; a high-visibility key-ring float; rustproof carabiners to attach Aquapac cases to canoes, kayaks, motorbikes, etc.; and neoprene armbands to strap certain models of the cases on to yourself.

Aquapacs are available at Cabela’s, L.L. Bean, REI, Overton’s, B&H, Orvis and other quality retailers.

So no worries about finding them either.

For more info, visit the Aquapac web site.