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Topic: Loch Lomond tourney  (Read 7498 times)

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ScottThornley

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Joel,

Did I overlook something? Or did your rod go overboard during the derby? If so, then at what depth? Or did you just look behind you and it was gone?

If you know approximately where it is, and it's in less than 50 feet of water, then I bet it can be retrieved. Either by diver, or by grappling hook. Heck, my wife dropped a rod in 20' of water in a Sierra lake. Good thing for me I had my mask and snorkel in the truck. Result, one rod returned to the fold.

Regards,
Scott


mooch

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Scott - I did not flip the yak, I did something more stupid than that...just read my post at the bottom of this link...

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/bb/index.php?topic=116.15


 

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