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    Default It was a crappie day


    Went fishing today with a friend. We caught a decent number of crappie and kept a few nicer ones.

    We loaded up my small boat and started home. At one of the traffic lights I hit the brakes and both trolling motor batteries slid to the front of the truck bed on the plastic bed liner.

    The batteries destroyed 4 Wally Marshall Crappie rods, and 2 of his Ugly Sticks. None of reels were hurt thank God!

    I have a nylon strap back there to tie the batteries down with. He unstrapped them in the morning, but forgot for the ride home. I never asked or checked to see if he did.

    Tonight I order 4 BPS rods to replace the ones I bought in Oct.

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    Sorry to hear bout your rods Buckmark. What kind of wally marshall rods were they?

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    I know your pain well!!! Did the same thing. Lost a couple of my rods and one of my dads rods. Sorry to hear about your loss, use it as a learning experance.


    Gonefission
    Bill

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    Quote Originally Posted by slabmaster09
    Sorry to hear bout your rods Buckmark. What kind of wally marshall rods were they?

    The 6'6" WM Signature Series spinning. Green blanks.


    I got the boat ready for tomorrow...the batteries are strapped down.

    Tomorrow I use a Pflueger trion reel on a 1999 Berkley Cherrywood! :D

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    Shoot that cherrywood and pflueger will work better than nothin.. I might put an EXTRA strap on them batteries when my rods were to come in

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