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SPECIAL SALES EVENT - ReadyRig FMers Appreciation Sale

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ReadyRig & HotSpotOutdoors want Fishing Minnesota & IceLeaders members, guests and visitors to know how much you are appreciated.

To do that we have set up a SPECIAL MID ICE SEASON SALES EVENT on ReadyRig's Ice Pro 34 and Triad ice rod-and-reel carrying case products.

The Ice Pro 34 was the very first rod case specifically designed to help ice anglers become more mobile and to protect graphite rods from the rigors of ice fishing. This lightweight but sturdy black case provides ice anglers rod breakage protection with a semi-ridgid PVC tube and can hold up to three rod combos 34 inches in length.

The ReadyRig Triad soft-sided case was designed and developed to help ice anglers use a dependable case that would keep combos separated and tangle free from one another and ready for immediate use.

Please go to The ReadyRig Special Sales Event - CLICK HERE and learn more about the ReadyRig Ice Pro 34 and Triad case and take full advantage of super low special pricing as well as reduced shipping and handling.

Only $5.99 for the Ice Pro 34 ($14.99 regular)

Only $7.99 for the Triad ($17.99 regular).

OFFER GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!

CLICK HERE TODAY

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Hey Willie I haven’t seen you on the site in awhile. I’ve got two of the Ready Rigs and I use them all the time. I’ve got 3 more ice rods that need some protection so I’m sure I’ll be ordering one. I can’t remember what the length is, but I got a shorter one from you awhile back, have those been discontinued?

How’s Buddy doing?

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Hey Metrojoe, you're right, it has been a while as I have been extremely busy the past several months. Buddy is doing just fine and did a great job out in the fields finding roosters last year. Me, my son Luke and Buddy made our first South Dakota trip last year. We saw good numbers of birds and had the time of lives. We should try and get a group together at a local game farm soon for some exercise as both Buddy and I are getting just a bit out of shape.

The Ice Pro 34 was the one product I designed over ten years ago that really put ReadyRig on the map. I can remember spending many all nighters in my graphic design studio hand cutting each tube with a scroll saw and hand made jig. I would then insert the tubes into presewn shells and pack them up for delivery...what great memories. With all that being said I must admit that the time has come to retire this little 35" black ice rod case. ReadyRig's IPCCP is the Ice Pro 34 on steriods. It is longer, more colorful and has more features. The Triad is a great little soft sided case that will stay in production for some time to come.

I hope all FMer's looking for a great deal on a proven product will take advantage of this great deal. Hopefully all our efforts over the past years have saved many thousands of graphite ice rods from a early grave.

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With the way the weather has been it might not be a bad idea. I know the pup would love to get out on some birds. She'll be a year next week. I haven't been up to see Rick this season, but I'd imagine his fields are pretty good this time of year. Anyways, just placed an order for one of each.

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Metrojoe - Rick's doing great and has made improvements to the barn so it is more useful as a meeting area. We no longer have to huddle in the small office. The month of February is all booked for me but lets try and get something going in March. I would love to see how your pup is progressing. Buddy will be three years old next May and I miss watching the endless energy that pups have out in the field.

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It won't be long now until ICE OUT...so now is the time to take advantage of this great deal from ReadyRig. Late ice provides serious fish catching opportunities and we all need to get out there and have some late ice fun.

Keep your eyes open for the new ReadyRig open water rod cases for 2006. The ReadyRig Premier is the best full length rod case of exceptional value on the market today! It is perfect for all types and styles of one piece/full length rod-and-reel combos up to 8'0" in length. The same can be said regarding the ALL NEW for 2006 - BreakAway case. The Breakaway is perfect for all styles and types of two-piece rod combos, including fly rods, ulta light spinning and bait casting rigs. Make sure you check them out and add them to your MUST HAVE LIST for this open water season.

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Willie, I ordered one of the auger cases, and it doesn't fit my Strikemaster. It's an older model with a big 3 hp. motor on it. Where can I send this to recieve a refund? I really think these are a great product, but it's about 4" too short. Thanks for any information.

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Wolfman-k, you can call 800.477.9920, ext 201 and speak with James in customer service/support. He will be more than happy to help you with your return. I will call him Monday morning and let him know to expect your call...sorry to hear the case did not fit your auger. Thanks for your support and patience. Customer service/satisfaction is ReadyRig's top priority.

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YourBoobersDown - Thank you...ReadyRig appreciates all the great work and invaluable information this site provides. I salute all FM prostaffers, registered members, guest and visitors for sharing their time, talents and outdoor experiences, helping the entire community to learn how to have more fun in the great outdoors.

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