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Location: Contrarian Island | Cabelas insulated guidewear...
North Face wind Apex half zip wind shirt...
Trinidad reels...
Ranger boats...
Suzuki 175 4 stroke...
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Location: Elk River, Minnesota | My Grandfather's 1953 Ithaca Model 37,
Summit "Bullet" climbing stand
Amsoil HP Injector oil
2003 dodge ram HEMI...just about ready to flip 200K and not even needing an engine rebuild
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| I would add Lacrosse Iceman boots to my list too. I bought some new boots after almost 20 years, gave the old boots to my son, then gave my new boots to my son and took the Iceman boots back. After reading through this my wish list is getting pretty long. Starting with some Filson clothes.
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Location: VA | Lunker Sauce won't leave home without it
Colt 1911 If it don't say Colt its only a copy.
Danner Boots last forever
Leupold VX-3
Shimano Reels. If they break what did you do wrong?
Strider Knives Worth every penny
You get what you pay for.
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| Google Earth is awesome! My Swiss Army knife has been handier than I expected. |
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| dougj - 8/8/2011 7:34 PM
1999 Triton 205 Walleye DC. About 65,000 auctual GPS miles That is some crazy miles there Doug!! Impressive. |
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Location: Minneapolis | 8" smallmouth bass pattern, wooden phantom. I'm pretty sure I could get a follow in my bathtub with it. Shed a tear when my leader failed on a backlash and it sailed off on its final cast.
Another vote for Steger mukluks. Best gear purchase ever.
95 Toyota Tacoma 4 cylinder. Just sold it last week. If its replacement is 2/3 as good, I'll be lucky.
Kelty Gunnison 4 tent |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Northface Zip off pants - the heavier weight model
Pro Dawg - 44 fish and counting one dawg.
LG 60" center lit LCD TV - WOW!
Verado - Sweetest motor I've ever run
Bauer Total One 101 hockey stick - Top cheddar clap bomb city
Shimano LJV - any bait any time
Viagra 100mg - Not a matter of need - you can dig tunnels with the stuff
Nike Free run +2 - like going barefoot
5 Hour Energy - Like viagra for the brain
Gorilla Super Glue - the glue that holds
Herbalife Protien Shakes - tastes great and the weight melts.
Nature Valley Dark Chocolate and Oats Granola bars - eating one as we speak.... Delicious!
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| 1991 kenmore Washer and Drier
Ariens sno blowers
Go pro HD hero video camera
Schwinn Trailways bike
Berkley fluro -bronze box
albright fly rod |
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| My dad bought a Strikemaster magnum II back in the 90s and now its mine, thing has probably cut a million holes and still runs great, I just love the fact that it was my dads and now it's mine 
Oh and my gopro camera, and Asus motherboards
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| best product my wife.
had her for over 30 years. .
the warrantys great i fish whenever i want . |
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Location: Angola, IN | My 1969 Starcraft V180 with the original 1969 Johnson 115 Horse. I glassed in new stringers, floor, and transom. And replaced the seats. It's a great boat. She does it all.
My 2008 Honda Ruckus. The summer of 2008 it spent most of it's time in a garage going through a complete custom build. It has 13,000 miles on a small 49cc motor.
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| 2004 Pontiac Grand Am GT (love at first sight).
Second vote on Timberland footwear; shoes and boots.
Gander Mt. Guide Series rods.
Dell Dimension 3000 computer.
Waterman pens. |
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| Thermacell!! Ive had it out a few times and thought it was doing its job but didnt notice a lot because there werent many bugs in the first place but yesterday I brought it out to the swamps of the minnesota river valley to take my dog for a walk. I was in chest high weeds around the swamp with bugs everywhere I thought I was gonna be carried away. Then I turned the cell on and hardly even saw another mosquito. It was absolutely amazing. Im a believer in the thermacell |
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Location: 10,000 Lakes | Danner Boots: light yet heavy duty
Strikemaster Mag: cuts and cuts and cuts
My Carhart Jacket: the do anything in anything jacket
Shimano Curado(s): need I say more
7" Powerbait Pumpkinseed worms: any lake that has bass in them, these will catch them
Shimano Compre Muskie Rods
Diawa Saltist: will reel in 10s and 13s w/o question
Frogg Toggs Rain Jacket: Light, breathable and keeps you dry
Merrell Barefoot Shoes: almost to comfortable
My first ever shotgun: (a gift) a knock-off Mossberg Maverick. More reliable than my Remington 1100.
My handmade bucktails |
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Location: ROckford IL | 1- our honda Accord- gets us to any destination without any problems
2- Honda Passport- pulls my boat where ever I want it to go
3- POV1.5- best headcam I have used
4- Technique 1200 turntables- built like a rock
5-Rane TTM 56 mixer- best mixer I have used'
6-Lund Rebel 1650 with 25hp merc- many memories in this boat
7- All my Mac computers- all work flawless
8-Jiffy auger- works like a charm
9- Ace Tandem spinner baits- best spinner bait ever
10- St criox rods- Best I ever had |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I second the POV 1.5, should have mentioned that earlier. |
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| 1) 1995 BMW M3 - fast fun and no computers ruining the experience
2) Diawa Luna 300L - they are smooth and are tanks!
3) Viscious Florocarbin (for bass fishing) - strong as nails and easy on the pocketbook.
4) Garmin GPS - gets me to all my fishing places safely and without planning (this Year I have 10 states fishing licenses so I travel a lot!)
5) Lone Wolf hand climber - you can take my bow but you can never take my climber!
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Location: Pickering, ON | -Big red Abu 7000 - seem to read lots about abu issues, but each year the handle just keeps going around and around with nothing more than a clean and lube.
-Tackle Industries Rods: wow.
-Rocky waterproof boots with 1000gram thinsulate. Feet have never been wet nor cold in them.
-Pearson Grinder: yeah, I know, it's Dick's creation and it is expected to be good. But it's really, really good.
-Phantom Softail: added to arsenal last year; may be THE cold front crusher.
-VMC hooks: thought Mustad were the way to go until I tried these.
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| -Mathews Z7
-Seafoam
-Amsoil
-Goldbond |
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| Bud Light |
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Location: Maple Grove, MN | My 2007 F150 which gets almost 20 mpg. My 01 F150 got 15 mpg. What is with that?
ABU reels, Gander Mountain Muskie rods, 80 lb Tuff Line Plus, and CJs spinner baits. That combo is working so well lately that my shoulder is sore from fighting fish. |
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| Ruger M77 30-06 bought 1979 in a Coast to Coast store in Billings MT. I can drive nails with it , Great deer gun!
Ruger Red Label 12 gauge, 26 inch barrel, fantastic upland gun!
Calcutta 400's
St Croix Rods
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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin | My Dad gave me an EZE Lap diamond stone as a Christmas present, he said an outdoorsman should always have a means to sharpen his tools whether it's a pocket or hunting knife or fish hooks or anything else that need a good edge to do the job at hand..... EZL26M, it comes with a nice leather pocket pouch.
http://www.hand-tools.com/product-overview.php?brand=EZE-LAP
Needle sharp hooks & razor sharp knives. I now have two because I thought I lost the one that he gave me.... That one now resides in my boat. The other is in my truck. It's now automatic to just drop it in my pocket when I get out to hunt or fish.
Actually I probably should post this in the "Best Products" thread. The base for the diamonds/sharpening surface is stainless steel bar so no worries about rust - unlike hardened steel files.
Have fun!
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Location: Michigan | Minnkota autopilot motors (latest 101 i-pilot) - 12 years of minimal TM control, and both feet on the deck
Ranger 620 2005 hull
Shimano Reels (Calcuttat & Curado)
St. Croix Legend Tournement Series Rods
Kimber and Cooper Rifles
The paint quality of Joe Fittante
Shindaiwa String Trimmers
Just Encase tackle boxes
Kroger Angus Strip steaks
Mathews Bows
Marc Thorpe Guide Service
Amish direct furniture
Sealine braid |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | Chasin50 - 8/14/2011 9:11 PM Ranger 620 2005 hull... +1 on the old 225 hp hull. My favorite of the 620's and we've talked about that before. I'd have mentioned my Just Encase boxes, but that goes without saying. |
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Location: Bemidji, Lake Vermilion | Tackle Industries Rods. Bought 2 from James last fall, one each in XH telescopic with full fat cork and one split grip. Have taken a beating already and are still top notch. Just got an XXH telescopic fat cork yesterday morning, put it through the paces with rubber and double tens last night. Have never used a better rod for either application. Bomb casting dawgs was effortless, jerking them back was smoother than ever and required less effort than softer rods. Burning in double tens was the same, the rod absorbs so much more of the resistance and softer sticks.
Exceptional job/product once again James!
Also
My Ranger 618 console
Shimano 401TE reels
Everything from Muskie Mayhem
Frabill Nets
My 2002 FX4 Ford - rock solid for 9 years and probably will be for another 9 |
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Location: Ixonia, WI | .
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Location: Ixonia, WI | Muskie Train's Diesel Bait! They are built extremely durable and can take an absolute punishment. Troll them fast or slow; they will run great and boat you plenty of fish. I have had tremendous luck with their product.
http://www.muskietrain.com |
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