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  1. 07-14-2016, 10:04 AM #11
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    I don't hardly waste my time anymore trying to recover them. But, I managed to get my lure knocker hung trying to retrieve a Bandit a few years ago. I finally gave up and was about to cut both lines when I decided to wrap the cord to the lure knocker on a cleet and pull till something gave. It was the limb; with my lure on the other end. DP
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    Quote Originally Posted by sliderman View Post
    You might be interested in a snagmaster if you're trolling cranks in a stump field. I've been using one since the 80's. It's paid for itself over and over and over again.
    I actually do use a a lure retriever but I like the looks of the snagmaster. I had one of mine go overboard once and kept forgetting to get another one so there was a time when all I could do was pull and hope the braid was strong enough. But most of the time it wasn't. Thanks for the tip.
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    Crazy things happen, me and Shifty pulled cranks one day and I spooled one of my reels and lost the crank, next day he fished the same area and found the crank floatin with 900' of line attached lol


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    I think that is one I lost


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    Quote Originally Posted by creekslick View Post
    I think that is one I lost


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