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Not much new stuff this year?


Hawg

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I'm not talking about a new rod by Big Buck Rods or new $5 reel for $50 because of the paint job, where's the trinketry and good invention type stuff like Slush Copter or Blue Tipz? The must haves you thought you should have invented. Lots of times Outdoor News has a lot of the new stuff in ads by guys building stuff in their garage but not seeing much this year.

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It cost a lot of money to develope and market this stuff. Can't expect a ton of new can't live without stuff every year.

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Even the little $10 stuff that just pops up regionally, or a guy has at a sports show,or is sold at small bait shops doesn't seem to be there. You're right though, it costs a ton to get it to major retailers. I thought the site would be busier today waiting for the football and turkey.

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