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Natureboy

Posted 8/16/2023 10:34 AM (#1022975)
Subject: Lure retriever

Posts: 238

Location: Illinois

Looking to pick up a lure retriever. Any recommendations?

ToddC

Posted 8/16/2023 12:07 PM (#1022977 - in reply to #1022975)
Subject: Re: Lure retriever

Posts: 315

I have the Frabill extendible pole retriever. Works greats and paid for itself many times over.

Masqui-ninja

Posted 8/16/2023 12:49 PM (#1022978 - in reply to #1022977)
Subject: Re: Lure retriever

Posts: 1202

Location: Walker, MN

ToddC - 8/16/2023 12:07 PM

I have the Frabill extendible pole retriever. Works greats and paid for itself many times over.

^^^Same ^^^Standard boat equipment for any species.

miket55

Posted 8/16/2023 4:41 PM (#1022980 - in reply to #1022975)
Subject: Re: Lure retriever

Posts: 1207

Location: E. Tenn

I don't know if "Toothyfisherman" still makes these, but here..

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RLSea

Posted 8/16/2023 10:41 PM (#1022990 - in reply to #1022975)
Subject: Re: Lure retriever

Posts: 479

Location: Northern Illinois

I have both of the above and both have more than paid for themselves. Shallower for the former and deeper or more stubborn for the latter.

chuckski

Posted 8/17/2023 8:03 AM (#1022992 - in reply to #1022975)
Subject: Re: Lure retriever

Posts: 1190

I have one that is a 25 foot rope (heavy twine) round metal with couple trebles with the points cut off works real well in depths under 25 feet. I got at Cabela's. I don't leave home without it. In the days I carried a gaff it worked well for getting lures off logs that were just out of reach. Where you could see the lure just bend down and pull on the right treble a it worked well. Next trip I going to buy a pole type for shallower snags.

IAJustin

Posted 8/17/2023 10:05 AM (#1022995 - in reply to #1022992)
Subject: Re: Lure retriever

Posts: 1971

I have both types in my boat as well..99% of the time I use the Frabill 15' pole... I've had the same pole for over 15 years..its paid for itself 100x over.

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