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 Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
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03/17/16 01:16 AM
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Bassalong
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Which one is better? Both are extendable screw head types.
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
[Re: Bassalong]
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03/17/16 10:34 PM
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High wide and heavy
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
[Re: Bassalong]
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03/18/16 12:08 AM
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Chippawa1020
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Get the Timmy Horton Lure Retriever
Best one on the market at this time.
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
[Re: Bassalong]
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03/18/16 12:54 AM
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SteezMacQueen
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I have a Daiwa lure retriever. Only used it once. And it worked great. Most of the time I get too mad and rip the line before I remember I own the thing. Lol.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
[Re: Bassalong]
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03/18/16 01:28 AM
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gwl2
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timmy horton money pole is the best one on the market hands down.
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
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03/18/16 03:30 AM
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Jarrett Latta
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Or make your own from a high quality painters pole
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
[Re: Bassalong]
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03/18/16 05:17 PM
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NathanD
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I have the Frabill one and it works great. Very easy to extend and retract. It's already paid for itself in saved lures.
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Re: Dot Line 17'8" lure retriever vs Frabill 15' lure retriever
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03/18/16 05:23 PM
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I use the Dot Line from Tacklewarehouse. It works alright. I use 6/8oz lead weights with a clip tie wrapped to it. I call them lure bombs. Way faster than digging out the pole. Probably 60% effective. Credit to Clark Reehm for that idea.
Female drivers = No survivors
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