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I found yet another rod and reel.


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Hit the river for a few moments this evening. Found a very nice combo"wish it was mine" on the East side of the river here in town. Describe what you lost and I will get it back to you. Email is [email protected], cell is 320 267 5909

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Just got back from returning the pole to a very happy college student, said his brother found my post here... smile

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Wow Rick I was over there that day and there were a lot of ppl around me fishing.I didn't think your post was going to be a success,boy I was wrong.I guess the odds are pretty good.

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Great job Rick very honerable thing to do!

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Wow Rick I was over there that day and there were a lot of ppl around me fishing.I didn't think your post was going to be a success,boy I was wrong.I guess the odds are pretty good.

Honestly, odds of getting something back to it's owner via HSO has had about a 50% success rate over the last few years. Have even had a couple times when the persons stuff I have found have been members here smile. Chances are, if a person has lost something, and they look hard enough, they will find their way here eventualy.

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Great job on returning the combo Rick!! Honesty does pay.

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That is very cool!! There are some special outstanding people on this site that have found things and found their owners by posting on the site! Good for you Rick!!!!

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We should all chip in and buy Rick something for his generosity over the years. I know with certainty that he needs a new rod and reel combo...that thing he's using now is a piece of junk! wink

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We should all chip in and buy Rick something for his generosity over the years. I know with certainty that he needs a new rod and reel combo...that thing he's using now is a piece of junk! wink

Someone found the one I keet stashed in the rocks frown looks like that one is gone for good. It was a decent set up when I brought it down there 3-4yrs ago, Finnor Ahab rod, Pinnacle Deadbolt peak limmited reel. Time to find another junker to hide grin

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Time for a new hiding spot too. wink

Would be really cool if the person who found it would post on here trying to get it back to you. Fingers crossed.

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After you found the owner of the last one found,Im crossing my fingers too.A rod and reel hidden in the rocks is something I would just leave alone in its place.Ppl leave things like that all the time to come back to and use as they please.I find nice folding chairs stashed and occasionally a net stashed near a good spot but it doesn't belong to me.I may use the chair or net but it stays there.

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It's a shame that your combo got stolen...if anybody deserved a douche-bag-free hiding spot, it's certainly you. If you ever want a trip up to Mille Lacs, all the gas is on me.

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Not real upset someone found it, like you said, it was a piece of junk grin just hope they needed it more than I did. Besides, it was getting to be time to replace it anyway wink

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Not real upset someone found it, like you said, it was a piece of junk grin just hope they needed it more than I did. Besides, it was getting to be time to replace it anyway wink

I thought you liked that Deadbolt?

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I thought you liked that Deadbolt?

When it was new, it was a top of the line reel. I replaced it with a Gander Guide series and a Pfluger reel, it's already stashed somewhere along the river wink

Btw, Tom, did you see someone had leeches for sale here on HSO list?

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