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 Shallow water anchors
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02/28/12 01:35 AM
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I am going to order some 3/4"x 8' fiberglass rods to make me some shallow water anchors. The shipping is the same whether I order 2 or 20 rods. So if anyone around the Paris area is interested in getting some fiberglass rods, I can order them all together and save all of us on the shipping and handling.
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/28/12 04:36 AM
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8' seems lil short .........
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/28/12 04:45 AM
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Caribou
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Aren't most power poles only 6'
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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#7223393
02/28/12 05:08 AM
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Aren't most power poles only 6' Get out of here with that bass fishin talk  
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/28/12 06:02 AM
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Just making a comparison. Lol. They are essentially the working man's power pole.
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/28/12 11:09 AM
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Drawout
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Id be intrested but id want 12 ft or 13 ft
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 01:02 AM
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Drawout,
8' is the longest They can ship on UPS or Fedex. Anything longer has to be shipped by truck, then you are talking big bucks for shipping.
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 02:06 AM
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My Powerpole and my friends Talon are both 8' we catfish and they are excellent if you move very much. Work great in 6-7' of water unless it's really blowing hard. I usually don't fish over 3' in spring anyway. If the 8' Powerpole doesn't hold it's to bad to be on the water safely. I also have an 8' Stakeout stick, same thing he is talking about ordering and they work real well.
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Re: Shallow water anchors
[Re: Crappieshooter]
#7226781
02/29/12 02:09 AM
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How much dinero?
Can you get 1" rods????
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 02:24 AM
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Jackie my boat sits way up above the waterline is the problem with 8fters for me My boat is probally 4.5 to 5 ft above waterline.I use 13ft of gas pipes connectected together and 6 ft is the max I can fish
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 02:29 AM
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I started just using 2 box anchors instead of the poles, put one on each side out the front, if you are shallow you don't have to have them but a few feet from the boat, they hold great and you don't have any fire drills because they come loose
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 02:43 AM
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how far are you from austin?
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 02:50 AM
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I started just using 2 box anchors instead of the poles, put one on each side out the front, if you are shallow you don't have to have them but a few feet from the boat, they hold great and you don't have any fire drills because they come loose Does work pretty dang good I gotta admit. I'm still not sure I can just go and leave my shallow poles at home yet, but I'll work on it. Those anchors will allow you to fish the deep stuff better...(5-7 ft)
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Re: Shallow water anchors
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02/29/12 03:25 AM
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The 3/4" rods are $18 plus shipping. The 1" are about $28 a piece plus shipping. Shipping is around $36.
I live about a 100 miles N.E. of Dallas, so I think it would be a little far from Austin.
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