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Artistic Anglers

BigDaddy

By BigDaddy
October 21, 2004 in Fishing Minnesota - (Spring, Summer & Fall)

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LEECH21

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Posted October 27, 2004

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Posted October 27, 2004

Now I can see it on the first page. Crazy! The mount looks great!

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abens1078

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Posted October 27, 2004

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Posted October 27, 2004

How durable are the fins on a replica? My dad has a skin mount on the wall and the fins crack at the slightest nudge. I know mounts aren't toys but I was just wondering how the durability compares if it is accidently bumped.

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Posted October 27, 2004

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The fins on my mount are pretty solid but I have a nice size mount. On smaller mounts I would think the fins would be a little softer.

Brian(muskieschaef)

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Posted October 28, 2004

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Posted October 28, 2004

Nice mount! The fins are very durable on the replicas I have seen at AA. I also know that if they should break for whatever reason they will fix them for you.

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  Gim.....arent you skeptical about everything?????? 🤣
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  By gimruis · Posted 11 hours ago
  
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  By Kettle · Posted Wednesday at 03:00 AM
  
  I will when I get home and grill them. Yea, they fold up pretty easy, not hearty birds!
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  How do yea hunt um? Do they come into deks with other stuff, or you sky burst um as they fly over?

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