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NoTrollMotorMon Jun-09-03 03:28 PM
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#10050, "Alternate use for the swimbait poles"


          

Went camping at Perris this weekend. We hooked our nylon box-kite to my swimbait rod with the a 400 calcutta te and about 150 yards of 20# big game. What a blast!!! When the wind died down once, I had all 150 yards out. By cranking as fast as I could I kept it off of the ground, saving myself from picking 150 yards of line from foxtails and stinging nettles. When the wind picked up again, I just raised it at the end of the rod. I hit the thumb-bar and was spooled again in two minutes.

Lots of honking and thumbs-up from people leaving when they saw what we were doing. I had it spooled and pulling hard for about 20 minutes. Great way to get rid of line memory. Too bad that it was the only tight line I had that day.
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Alternate use for the swimbait poles [View all] , NoTrollMotor, Mon Jun-09-03 03:28 PM
  RE: Alternate use for the swimbait poles, CJ, Jun 10th 2003, #1
RE: Alternate use for the swimbait poles, Dan, Jun 10th 2003, #2
RE: Alternate use for the swimbait poles, NoTrollMotor, Jun 10th 2003, #3
RE: Alternate use for the swimbait poles, hooksetter, Jun 10th 2003, #4
RE: Alternate use for the swimbait poles, CJ, Jun 10th 2003, #5
      RE: Alternate use for the swimbait poles, hooksetter, Jun 10th 2003, #6

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