How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod
Parman99
Posted 6/2/2005 4:39 PM (#149479)
Subject: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod




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Location: Wauwatosa, WI
While driving up to vilas co. for the opener I noticed half way up that I left all my rods at home. I had my baits and reels, but no rods. I was so depressed that my wife said " Thats alright Bob we will just have to go to Rollie and Helens in the morning and pick up a new one." Sweeeeet
Bob
seaman
Posted 6/2/2005 4:51 PM (#149481 - in reply to #149479)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod





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Location: ontario canada - Well Anderson Indiana now
Hey may as well grab a few other things while you're there!
pbrostuen
Posted 6/2/2005 5:06 PM (#149482 - in reply to #149479)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod




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Location: Eagan, MN
Wonder if that works for boats?
Rockin' SV
Posted 6/2/2005 6:50 PM (#149489 - in reply to #149482)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod




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Location: Elkhart, IN
pbrostuen - 6/2/2005 5:06 PM

Wonder if that works for boats?


LOLOL, I can see it now, "Honey I forgot my boat, can I get a new one"
ToddM
Posted 6/2/2005 9:26 PM (#149506 - in reply to #149479)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod





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Location: oswego, il
Can you post a picture of your wife?
JohnMD
Posted 6/3/2005 8:02 AM (#149540 - in reply to #149506)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod





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Location: Algonquin, ILL
I forgot my wife, Can I get a new one?


On second Thought after 30 years I know how to work this one I think I'll keep her



Edited by JohnMD 6/3/2005 8:02 AM
TECK
Posted 6/3/2005 8:06 AM (#149541 - in reply to #149479)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod





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Location: Minnetonka , MN.
It worked for me on a boat. The keel cracked on my last boat and I made such a big deal out of it that my Wife told me " Just go out and get a new one"
Shep
Posted 6/3/2005 8:28 AM (#149548 - in reply to #149541)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod





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When I was looking at boats a few years ago, I decided on my Lund Esox Angler SS, with a 115 Merc 4 Stroke. When we went to order it, the wife said, "Why don't you go ahead and get the 135 Opti, if you want to." Took me a nano second to make the change. Took her out for crab legs on the way home, and then I got even luckier that night! hehehe
Parman99
Posted 6/3/2005 9:03 AM (#149554 - in reply to #149479)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod




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Location: Wauwatosa, WI
I forgot to mentioned that she paid for it. even sweeeeter. By the way I loved using the 7'6'' what a nice rod.
bob
C.Painter
Posted 6/3/2005 12:41 PM (#149582 - in reply to #149554)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod





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Location: Madtown, WI
AWESOME BOB!!!!

I found myself the other day while my wife and I were out fishing trying to convince my wife that we CAN'T get one of the new Tuffy's Worrall showed us at Kly's tourney....The 1760 Tuffy we have now is fine. She wants a new one and I am telling her we are looking for a new house...yadda yadda yadda....

Then I catch myself....am I insane! My wife wants to buy us a new muskie boat and I am argueing why we Shouldn't.....

I really should get me head checked...

Cory
Parman99
Posted 6/3/2005 3:33 PM (#149610 - in reply to #149479)
Subject: RE: How to get a new 7'6" st. croix rod




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Location: Wauwatosa, WI
Cory
Windows of good fortune are always small when it comes to the wife. Always jump at the chance when you can get it.
Bob