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Reel Fishing and Tackle Fishing Opener Hours

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Reel Fishing and Tackle will be open 60 straight hours for the opener. Our hours start 6AM Friday May 11 through 8:00 PM Sunday, May 13.

If you need bait from a scoop of minnows to bulk leeches, we have them.

Look forward to seeing all of you and good luck.

Joe, Matt, Katy and the gang.

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Ah great reminder, you guys and gals do a great job there. Should be in sometime Sat. Curious if you carry the Salmo Bullhead cranks?

It's hard to remember everything we carry, but I don't believe we do. We do carry another brand that you might want to look at.

Thanks for the kind remarks to everyone.

Joe, Matt and Katy

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Do you guys have a trolling motor transducer for my FL-20? I need to pick one up so I can get the old one off the boat. I will be swinging in about 6am to meet up with a buddy and buy some bait and a few jigs. Then it is time to Rip Some Lip!!! grin.gif

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Do you guys have a trolling motor transducer for my FL-20? I need to pick one up so I can get the old one off the boat. I will be swinging in about 6am to meet up with a buddy and buy some bait and a few jigs. Then it is time to Rip Some Lip!!!
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Yes we do. Stop in and we'll be happy to help you out.

Joe, Matt and Katy

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