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Location: Rhinelander, Wi | Check out what I got at a sale this weekend
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Hey, Nice tires.........Bwwaaahahahaha!!!!
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| Didnt do has good has you,,but I got a new in the package Boggerman for 50 cents at a garage sale this spring
9 out of ten garage seles you stop at you'll find either a 'presto' burger maker grill or a 'George Foreman fat burner grill,,look next time you stop at one  |
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Location: WI | Great deal on a great net! |
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Location: Not where I wanna be! | SCORE |
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Location: Richland Center, WI. | Killer deal!
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Location: APPLETON, WI | that is a sweet find! |
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| Great deal, have yet to find any musky lures at garage sales around here  |
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Location: West Bend, WI | Nice find. Once, I found a box full of musky baits in great shape. Some kind of rare. Old strykers, believers, topwaters. Total about 25 baits and the box. I bought it for $20. You never know what you will find at yard sales. |
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Location: Hayward, WI | WOW! I rarely go to those sales. When I do, they seem to only have Grandma's decorations and baby clothes. If I do go to a sale that has "guy stuff," they always seem to know what the stuff is worth, and ask about 10% more.
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| If thats an uncoated net......I gave mine away for free... beats gills and removes slime even when pre dipped. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wi | its coated |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | RW - 8/3/2009 6:12 PM
If thats an uncoated net......I gave mine away for free... beats gills and removes slime even when pre dipped.
You can coat/treat your own net for about $10. There's several products on the market that you can get at most hardware stores that will do the job.
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| How do you treat your own net?...what products do you use?- Thanks- Matt |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | There's a couple of different products out there that work. I believe one is called Rubberize-It. I can't remember the other one. I'm sure someone else will know. I haven't used either one myself. But my brother used Rubberize-It on a net about 10 years ago. If I remember right, I think my brother told me that he filled up a bucket with the Rubberize-It stuff and soaked the net bag in there for a short time. He then hung the bag from a tree to dry. Use rubber gloves, I know he said it was pretty messy. I was impressed with the job this did on his net. Other than the color he used, it looked and felt just like the treated bags on the market.
I believe there's a spray on version as well. But I've heard others say not to use it.
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