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ice fishing poles which one should i get? URGENT!


robert aldrich

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How long does it take to order a custom made pole?

You can drop by the store and pickup a rod in stock colors on the spot. If you want a truly custom job and choose your wrap colors, it will take anywhere from one to three weeks. They were having problems keeping blanks for certain models in stock, not sure if they are still having issues with their supplier.

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Originally Posted By: whitetail_freak
if you really can afford it get a thorne bros custom!

How long does it take to order a custom made pole?

Thanks! for the info... I have a couple st. croix legend rods but would like to try a thorne bros since i hear alot of good things about them.

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I don't think you can go wrong with Jason Mitchell or St Croix, Frabill makes some decent ones too - I just hate their spring bobbers, but it doesn't sound like you'll be going for panfish.

For $45, you will get a nice one and probably have a little coin left for lures and bait too.

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To protect your new fishing rods from loss, you will need a couple of good rod holders. The most versitile i've found are the groove rod holders. These things are the greatest. They snap onto the frame of my portable fishhouse, or onto a bucket. Plus I can put it in my bucket when I leave, with my rods and tackle without damaging anything like the metal rod holders do. They also float, and fit on a lawn chair frame. Great for the kids to have their rods in while playing.

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