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A Rat-L-Trap is always tied on one of my rods
Lead core has applications in shallow water, too
Significant signs of use throughout, the rims have quite a bit of rash, and there are scratches/finish loss to the handle, drag adjust and poachers check
Heres a breakdown of top-tier combos arranged from entry-level to expert, featuring trusted names like Tsunami, Penn, Okuma, Shimano, Daiwa, and Van Staal brands that have proven themselves in Northeast surf (with approximate Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price in parenthesis)
Dagne Dover makes some of the best duffel bags around (I never fly without the Landon Carryall!), but its crossbody bag is just as impressive
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