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tight_line Apprentice

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Looks like "Great American Marine" in Bloomington is a dealer close to the metro. Last year "Pro Sporting Goods" in Anoka was but looks like Warrior dumped them. Bought mine from "Melrose Marine"- Joe is a really good guy to deal with and very price competetive. Time is running out to have it by the opener!!

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I checked Great American Marine and they don't carry Warrior anymore. That's why I was hoping someone knew of a place. I will check with Melrose, thanks Tight Line.

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The best place to buy a Warrior is Musky House Marine in Longville. I purchased a Warrior there a few years back and the service is second to none. Great prices too. Talk to the owner Jack and he'll get you set up with what you are looking for.

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Willy thanks, have you had any dealings with them? I am going to houston county tonight for turkey hunting, I may have to check them out on the way back.

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Nova, I have had to stop in there a couple of times to fix or get somethings for my boat. They did a great job helping me out. I would always just stop in after fishing in the area and they would help me out right away so I didnt have to make another special trip back because I live about and hour away from there. I would highly recommend them.

Willie ><((((>

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