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Ruegs23

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This message is for Fish Toys. I was looking for a spear house awhile back and you had mentioned that you knew someone who makes them in a town near you. I still have not been able to find one and you never left email address, but I am interested in the houses. You can give me the info on here or my email address is [email protected]

Thanks, Ruegs23

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I talked to the person that builds the houses last week and he is sold out for this season. He will be building more for next season in the fall. I’ll be emailing you his name and phone #. Never know maybe he will build you one for this season. They are nice houses and last for years. I know because I have one that is in excellent shape and is many years old now. Hope the info. I give you helps. I can’t remember the sizes he builds. He has two sizes.He is from Fosston MN.
Good luck fishing!
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For going the portable way, check out the Frabill Hideout! You can cut a 16"X 60" slot as it's a half floor model. Picked one up at Joe's Sporting goods in St. Paul this year, he had them marked down to $229.00 from $299.00. He also had the Strikemaster 8" twin blade for $299.00, couldn't justify an extra $90.00 for that third blade.

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