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Topic: Different way to make rod, etc. leashes  (Read 4245 times)

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Metalhead

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Browsing another site I found this and it sounded to me like it would work pretty well and be relatively cheap. Read through the comments on how to make it work even better than it supposedly does.

http://www.stripersonline.com/surftalk/showthread.php?t=727139
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KZ

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Sailfish

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Very cool.  Thanks for the link.
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Tigerfish

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Something else for me to try ...


piski

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Those are cool - just be sure to keep your emergency knife/shears handy on case you ever get tangled up in them.
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jonesz

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Cool tip. Thankx for sharing.


InSeine

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Very cool....not sure about those carabiners though.  Salt will do them in fast.
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casey7

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  Instead of carabiners , I've  started using 1" squeeze buckles. At least initially , I like  em.


fishshim

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I've used those on my shortie spearguns for quick reloads.