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Sandmannd Grand Master

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Stork, where did you find the lakemaster for $70? Was it Reed's? I hit that booth first and asked a younger guy that worked there and he said they were $69.95. Told him I would be back, was going to look around first. I got back there a couple of hours later and didn't see him right away. Asked a couple of other guys and they sait it was $79.95. I told them what the other guy said and they said it wasn't right. I didn't feel like arguing. As I was paying I saw the guy who gave me the original price taking off. Tried to catch him, but lost him in the croud. Just a little ticked that I got two differant prices from differant sales people. Still a decent deal, but not what I was told when I got there. Shoulda bought it right away, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't gonna put the money towards something else.

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Hey sandman, I got it at marinegeneral although they did not have any with them they arived a day later and he said they will mail it to me for free which was no big deal because they are mailing me the lowrance expedition for free also. No sales tax either

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Hey don't feel bad it seems like alot of those guys would bend those prices some. I talked to one guy about the croixland rod holder for the marcum and all of your rods and jigs show special 39.95 I told him they have them at fleet farm or gander for 29.99 he said does 25.00 sound good hmmm yep later no tax. Who no's I think there is not alot of direction sometimes there although they may have extra amount of stuff that they just want to move

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Hey Dave,

I did ask for you but you must have stepped out for a moment. This was my first show and I did get sensery overload. I was fried do not no how you guys can be there and deal with the hord's of people. I am ready for a quite day of ice fishing. Hope you guys had a good showing

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Bryman02...just read your post on the lake master chip and the first thing I said was "OH MAN" I just paid $79 for mine at the show thru Reeds. Good work... The only thing that makes me feel a little better is that I was also at Cabelas tonight and the chip is $99 no nego avail.

Othersiwe the guys with the SOS in the Thorn Bro booth did a great job showing the SOS. Sold me big time and I can't wait to get the fish on the ice with my new weeds

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I checked Joe's out to but when I looked they were selling the lakemaster chips for 59.95 but they were last years, you may want to go back to Joe's and say you were missinformed that you wanted the new one. You can tell if it is the new one by looking at the front of the packaging and it has I believe a yellow like star insignia on the front. I paid 70 for mine at marine general for the new one

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