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Jason Mitchell Rods Press Release

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Jason Mitchell Elite Series Rods introduces high quality ice combos for 2009.

Combine the most thoroughly designed ice rods with a high quality reel built specifically for ice fishing. Tired of low quality reels that are not designed for use in cold temperatures on ice rod combos? So are we. The Jason Mitchell Elite Series Combos feature a tiny JMS500 Spinning Reel with 3 ball bearings, extreme temperature lubrication system, infinite anti reverse, over size spool for less line twist while presenting light mono in cold conditions and multi disk drag for added smoothness with small diameter ice lines.

Jason Mitchell Elite Series Rods are also adding some new rods into the popular line up including a 20 inch finesse spring bobber, 24 inch walleye rod and a 38 inch spinning rod for lake trout. New rods and combos will be available fall of 2008.

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As Jason points out, these new combos and rods are going to add well to the already great line of that the Elite Series has in store for the ice fanatic.

All these details and design features in both rods and reels are the brainchilds of what the buzz is on the ice and what anglers need and want to be successful on the ice for any given species. Definately can say, these rods and reels are designed by fishermen for fishermen!!!!

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Gander Mountain here in Fargo was proud to host the Jason Mitchell Elite ice rod line last season, and it was very well received by ice anglers from the USA and Canada. I expect the new rod combo's as well as the new rod models offered to be an even bigger hit with the ice anglers in the region.

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I'm thrilled to say that Gander Mountain here in Fargo plans again to host the entire Jason Mitchell Elite Ice Rod line, and the NEW JM Elite Ice Rod Combo line this season.

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