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Old 06-29-2017, 07:28 PM   #13
GTboosted
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Originally Posted by TJones View Post
Get 7 footers in front hatch with the reels on. You need to twist the rod when you get to the reel . When you only have the butt of rod remaining you have to try and flex the rod with a good amount of pressure. If nothing else, place reels in dry bag. Do yourself a favor. Spend 100$- 120$ On some Hobie leashes at 20$ a pop. Well worth investment in comparison to a new drive or rod and reel.
Yup, I almost always use a dry bag for reels. Sand is no bueno
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