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Dragging Your Feet
that looks real comfortable.
You got that right. Suzanne and her friend agreed it was the best seat on the boat. I especially liked how easy it was transfering from the dinghy. RB 35s5 NY |
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Dragging Your Feet
That heavy hunk of rod rigging has a significant weak link with the $50
block and tackle inches off the waterline. Don't back into anything sharp! Yeah....I'm sure that's a regular poblem. Good tip! Oh, wait...no. You're an idiot. RB 35s5 NY |
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Capt. Rob wrote:
That heavy hunk of rod rigging has a significant weak link with the $50 block and tackle inches off the waterline. Don't back into anything sharp! Yeah....I'm sure that's a regular poblem. Good tip! Oh, wait...no. You're an idiot. RB 35s5 NY Oops, did I touch a nerve? Bad setup. Weak. Never seen any other one like that. |
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