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Mark Christianson Grand Master

Mark Christianson

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I firmly believe in C and R.

If you have not seen the quality in todays replicas, you need to see what Fibertech has to offer.

I have hooked up a few FM'ers with replicas, and they are extremely happy.

If you need any info on Fibertech, contact me directly at [email protected] . I can get you all the info you need. Below are some pics of the product.

The best part is that I can gaurantee you will have it in your hands in 6 weeks or less. Nobody can touch the quality or service!

Top notch!

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Most definitely! FiberTech does an outstanding job producing life-like, fish replicas. Mike Thelen has really developed and fine-tuned an incredible system and the craftsmanship and artwork is second to none in my opinion. I've had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Mike and he walked me through the tour of his shop, what an amazing process! Great product from great people!

With the prices available for replicas nowadays, I don't know how you can go wrong. It's a trophy that will last a life-time and there isn't a whole lot of maintenance needed down the road. A few measurements and a picture (to match colors if desired) is all you need.

You can find out more about FiberTech Replicas on their website as well...

www.fibertechproductions.com or

Call (218) 825-8002 and ask for FishingMinnesota.com pricing. They can get you all the info you need.

Another great FM sponsor!

Good Fishin,

Matt Johnson

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Your best beet would be to just contact FiberTech and they will help you lay down your options. Different set-ups will vary in cost. But I agree, the driftwood look is very nice.

Good Fishin,

Matt Johnson

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