MAINE - Life in the Slow Lane
Dave I feel for you man, I did the same thing last year with much the same results. What sometimes works is to take the battery out of the device right away and then pack it in a sealed container covered in rice. Managed to save my phone, but not my camera, or rod and reel (deep water).
Ziplock sandwich bags are my best friends when I go fishing.
Quote by: HornbergZiplock sandwich bags are my best friends when I go fishing.
Good advice Hornberg.
See Yah
Lee
Now he tells me 
A Hah the rice trick worked . Phone is working like a champ 
. Still need to upgrade to an I - Phone one of these days . 
Just wanted to give you all a quick report. Jay and I went fishing for a couple hours tonight. Would like to say all was peachy but all was not. Jay did fairly well with his emerger that he developed . Think he had a fish on his second cast. Myself found it going a little slow. I did walk up stream and managed to land 3 browns on 3 consecutive cast right before disaster struck . I took a nice dip over my head . Got to complacent and wasn't watching for my footing. Needless to say that water was ice cold . Worse yet my cell phone didn't like the dip either . Now all my gear is on the floor drying out . Wallet to .
Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it. The river was
cut by the world's great flood and runs over rocks from the basement of time.
On some of the rocks are timeless raindrops. Under the rocks are the words,
and some of the words are theirs.