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![]() wrote in message ... On Mon, 18 Oct 2010 17:27:36 -0400, "MMC" wrote: "I am Tosk" wrote in message ... In article d702838a-407a-4f75-b099-025589235484 @t8g2000yqk.googlegroups.com, says... On Oct 18, 1:17 pm, "MMC" wrote: You can buy some real nice ones, made out of fiberglass. I found a home made one floating with 1 1/2 PVC pipe shot full of "great stuff" foam but it was still a little bendy for my taste. They put a "T" fitting on one end with short stubs of pipe and caps on them for a foot and cap the top end. The PVC would be enough to see if the idea would work in the weeds before spending time an $$ making or more $$ buying one. Good idea. Perhaps PVC with 1' long wood inserts at 3' intervals to stiffen it. Easy enough to try. Huh, I don't follow... Either way, I am still thinking the crosshatch with glass and resin, think "maypole" type weave along the length, that would stiffen it up nice I would think and be a lot lighter than wood... -- Can you imagine being the first President since President Carter, to be compared to President Carter? Maybe a telescoping pool net pole? Make a foot that uses the same snap in fixture as the net and keep the net on the boat too for fishing, shrimping and ball cap retrieval. I know they are fairly lightweight aluminum but should hold up to less than gorilla propulsion. Poling is by nature gorilla propulsion. I doubt one of those net poles would hold up. If this is more than a once a year thing I would spring for a commercially built pole. The other thing you get with a real pole is the top is pointed so you can flip it over and anchor with it. Yeah, makes sense and even if the poles held the cam lock wouldn't. |
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