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 Re: Trailer Concept
[Re: Mark Ray]
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10/20/12 03:04 PM
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JOED214
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Nothing like busting the ice out of the guides on your pole and having to poor your coffee on the minnow bucket to get it open! 
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Re: Trailer Concept
[Re: JOED214]
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10/20/12 03:47 PM
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Mark Ray
TFF Guru
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Nothing like busting the ice out of the guides on your pole and having to poor your coffee on the minnow bucket to get it open! exactly
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Re: Trailer Concept
[Re: Mark Ray]
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10/21/12 01:32 AM
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CityByTheSeaCitizen
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I rarely kayak in freezing temps anyways, and I question the sanity of those who do. I am quite sane. I fish in freezing temps because that is when the biggest fishing are easiest to catch. It is just simple logic, not insanity. And as far as the trailer goes, I still say some aluminum top rail would be the way to go. Strong enough, light enough, and galvanized. Oh, sorry. I fish in freezing temps, but mainly from a boat.
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Re: Trailer Concept
[Re: TexasBubba]
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10/21/12 05:43 PM
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fredfarmer
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Just fill the PVC full of cement and you'll have "nothing" to worry about...  Really, I wonder if there is a cost effective substance that you could fill it with that would last a long time without adding too much weight.
My dog's breath smells like cat food...
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Re: Trailer Concept
[Re: CityByTheSeaCitizen]
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10/22/12 01:27 PM
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Mark Ray
TFF Guru
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I rarely kayak in freezing temps anyways, and I question the sanity of those who do. I am quite sane. I fish in freezing temps because that is when the biggest fishing are easiest to catch. It is just simple logic, not insanity. And as far as the trailer goes, I still say some aluminum top rail would be the way to go. Strong enough, light enough, and galvanized. Oh, sorry. I fish in freezing temps, but mainly from a boat. Don't be sorry. I wasn't exactly telling the truth. Anybody who knows me well will tell you that I'm not all that sane anyway. 
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