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Ice fishing sale/clearance at Fleet and Gander


vikingmeatwad

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I don't think they will cut it down much more. They will just leave the price at that until they sell out. I've sale shopped for a few years and they all seem to hit a rock bottom price and hold until it sells. If you are able to get the floor model you might do better. I THINK gander will discount you an additional 10% for floor models if you ask. At least that's what I was told when I was buying a floor model tree stand last fall.

I was able to pick up the last (at the Forest Lake store) Clam Pro for $199 this week. I was happy with that.

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I would wait it out... I got my one man trap pro for $60 two years ago, they clearanced the floor model at Wal-Mart at 2 am and it just so happens that I was there.

I also bought and sold two one man scouts last year for $75 each at Gander on clearance. A buddy got his trap guide for $150 that day as well.

They are on a set cut schedule, if they still have 'em, they keep cutting.

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mudman and borch, are those the prices for the whole setup (sled and canvas)?


That's how it was displayed. Sign didn't break it down and I didn't talk to a slaesman. I thought it was a very good price. Just didn't have any room to haul it home.

They also had the clam fishtrap pro for $169 if I recall correctly.

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Last Thursday Gander in Maple Grove had 1 Clam 5600 marked at $199.99. The Manager said he would take $150.00 to get it off of the floor. Display model only, assembled.

They didn't have it marked at $150.00 so it might still be there.

Good Luck!

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