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Reply With QuoteWhat an adventure. Happens to all of us at least a time or two.
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I broke a front shackle on one of my boat trailers doing that once at the ramp at Piney Bay Park. Backed far enough that I didn't know I had dropped off and was able to go forward a few feet before the front of the leaf spring caught the concrete, by then it was too late, damage was already done. Glad you avoided that.
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What an adventure. Happens to all of us at least a time or two.
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Glad you survived that episode. The shoe can be extremely dangerous with very little wind and I have head tales about the ramp. Glad you caught some nice fish. I would imagine the Terrova is still under warranty.
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Man... Sorry to hear about the "experience" , but lessons learned. You definetly have to be careful (at both boat ramps) when water is low.. The shoe can be good to you when you learn it
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I hate to hear that. I was at the shoe Friday and arrived w a dead battery. no way to fish the docks with no power in that wind. Hope u have better luck next trip. All though me and my 8 yr old would have loved to take out 9 on a day like u had.
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Its just part of fishing. Minn kota is sending me a new shaft. So hope fully by next weekend I will be ready to bump some more stumps.
