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    Yesterday was our 1st time spider rigging. overall it went a lot better than planned. Started off with four 10' BGJP's. The first 30 minutes, needless to say, was a cluster. After that all went pretty well. After getting in to our groove we decided to put out a couple more smaller rods. This is when this happens. Brand new Abu Garcia.

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    Every BnM rod, I've ever dropped over the side floated. I assumed that all BnM rods floated. I need to check and see if my Capps and Coleman float.

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    Quote Originally Posted by callen View Post
    Every BnM rod, I've ever dropped over the side floated. I assumed that all BnM rods floated. I need to check and see if my Capps and Coleman float.

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    I've dropped a lot of BnM's as well and they all floated. This was an Abu Garcia...... they sink like bricks.
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    Ouch! That can get expensive, really quick!

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    Might want to consider some of these : https://www.walmart.com/ip/Propel-Pa...&wl13=&veh=sem
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    I've sunk 4 poles over the years ... Caught all 4 ...

    *Double minnow rigged 6ft baitcaster
    *5ft dock shootin rod
    *14ft spider rig rod
    *7ft catfish rod

    Pitch a marker buoy out immediately ...!!!

    Then get out the double treble heavy blade bait and start dragging ...

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    I just lost a Sam Heaton 12 ft. Bout 70.00 bucks,
    Mine blew out of boat, getting older aint no fun.
    Forgot to tie it down!!
    You might could have put on a heavy weight and trebble hook if you had it and dragged it across the bottom. Your marker had it located.
    I feel your loss!


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    Quote Originally Posted by rnvinc View Post

    Pitch a marker buoy out immediately ...!!!

    Then get out the Lit'l George double treble and start dragging ...

    Rickie
    Lol. As you can see, it went down right by the marker bouy. Was going to drag it up before we moved. But... I just so happened to remember it about 5 minutes after picking the bouy up. Go figure. Lost pole

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    Waypoint would have worked if you had that option


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    The best thing to use for trying to grab a rod off the bottom is to use the old metal fish stringers. Open all of them up and have at it.....works very well.

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