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Powerpole vs No Powerpole Powerpole vs No Powerpole
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krazo
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 Re: Powerpole vs No Powerpole My spuds are fiberglass so they bend but when you pull them they are straight . And you can't break them
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Old School
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Re: Powerpole vs No Powerpole
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krazo
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Re: Powerpole vs No Powerpole Nope. Not magic. Yep yer a smart ass
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take'emgator
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Joined: Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:38 pm
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Re: Powerpole vs No Powerpole Ari you want a powerpole get you a powerpole bro, If your talking about fishing Sabine Lake alot and fishing the Marsh i think the 6' would do you some good instead of the 8 foot. I am thinking about putting 2 10' blades on my Ranger for fishing, I had a 6' on my SCB and used it all the freaking time. I want 2 now lol So if you have the Dough put you a powerpole
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LB200
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Re: Powerpole vs No Powerpole I would never own another inshore fishing boat without at least one and my current flats boat has two! They are unbelievably helpful and increase your fishing time/productivity
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