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| Are these two locations owned by the same people or are they totally separate?
My buddy is getting a new Ranger 621 and wants to have it professionally rigged by someone other than the dealer.
He read good things about the Fish Lectronics in Pequot.
Any other suggestions for rigging? I used Grampa Joe for my Crestliner and am very pleased.
Thanks - Midge |
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| Joe is as good as the come. I would not hesitate to send your friend to him. |
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| Kinda hard to use a guy that isn't in business anymore...suggestions? |
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| Grampa Joe's Marine closed? |
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| MuskyMidget - 4/4/2016 5:52 PM
Grampa Joe's Marine closed? they sold the place in Harris and couldn't help me with new trolling motor install... |
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Location: Eagan, MN | I've use the guys at FishLectronics in Fridley many times for trolling motor repair. One of my Fortrex trolling motors is there now. Not sure I would use them for rigging a new Ranger 621 though. Never used the Pequot Lakes FishLectronics, thought the InFish guys have raved about that guy in their magazines over the years. Here in the metro, have you considered John Roundsley, co-owner of Thorne Brothers?? He does quite a bit of rigging and did my Onix/360 Bow install last spring. I was satisfied and you learn a ton from him because he's got so much experience in both installs and as a hardcore fishermen. |
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Location: Otsego, MN | The Pequot location is awesome. They have rigged numerous boats and do an excellent. Job. He gutted the electronics out of my 520 and put new stuff in. I've had my boats rigged by Joe before in the past and fish lectronics in Peqout does just as good of a job. |
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