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Profishing supply is da BOMB!!!!

Eric Wettschreck
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Eric Wettschreck Grand Master

Eric Wettschreck

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Have you ever wanted to do some upgrading to your electronics, or get some electronics for the first time, but just didn't know what's out there, or what to get??? That's the situation I was in. I thought I kinda sorta in a way knew what I wanted but, by admission, just didn't have the knowledge in marine electronics to make a good decision. Let's face it, times are a little tough and the last thing I wanted to do is spend big money on something that just wasn't the perfect fit for me.

I contacted Dave at Profishing Supply, told him in a round about way what I was looking for, and holy cow did the information start flowing my way. I'm not talking the salesman "Buy this brand" information. I'm talking the serious pros and cons of everything out there. I'm guessing about a dozen e-mails and phone calls were exchanged. Asking questions, answering questions, and just sharing great info. He wanted to know where/why/what/who......the whole gambit of my fishing before he started making recommendations. I can easily say that I thought I kind of knew what I wanted until I talked to Dave. Turns out that if I would have bought what I thought I wanted I would have been disappointed. Dave steered me down the right path and gave me the true and honest info I needed to make the right choice, and I couldn't be happier.

You're going to be hard pressed to find better service and get the real honest answers to your hard hitting questions than you will get from Dave. And the prices???? I can very easily say I got twice the equipment performance for less cost than what I was initially looking at. You can try to find equipment at a lower price, but good luck with that one.

If you're thinking about some equipment for your boat, or some ice fishing, give Dave a look at Profishing Supply. You'll be glad you did. I know if and when I'm in the market for more stuff Dave will be getting phone call from me.

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His knowledge of electronics goes beyond words as well. If anyone is looking for electronics or trolling motors, you need to check Pro Fishing Supply out.

Hope all is well with you and family. I'll shoot you an e-mail this week. Take Care!!!

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I have been a very happy customer too, and when I need something I've been going to Dave at Pro Fishing Supply. I've spent a good chunk of change on items and I am a very satisfied customer. smile Excellent prices, expertise and quick, affordable shipping can't be beat!

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I couldn't agree more. I got my New Lowrance H2O Color with my lakemaster chip from Dave. I wasn't quite sure which GPS I wanted and which of the chips on the market was best for me, but with a few emails and a phone call I had it all put together.

Great price, great service, great guy!!

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I also have been very happy with Dave. I havve purchased a number of items and have more to get this spring like a trolling moter and a on board charger. I know what trolling motor to get but I will need his help with witch charger to get and I know he will let me know what one is best suited for my needs.

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