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  • FishNette
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    [QUOTE=WestEndAngler;193637]Yar!!!! Sounds like a salvage operation lol.

    Yep, that was my first thought. An unmanned vessel adrift is the property of the finder...

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  • ANDCO
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    I have lost mine once, OK I have lost mine twice. I use my power pole and remote trolling motor. Works great. But my problem has always been anticipating the wind. The times I lost mine the wind would pick up and waves would get higher until she floated to deeper water. Sucks watching your boat float past you and you can't get it. Been over a year since last time. Hopefully I am over that, or I am over due?

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Originally posted by Steve_A View Post
    Be carefull using your power pole as an anchoring device while wading, especially in windy conditions. We found a 23' Shoalwater cat drifting in the Chocolate Bay channel and it's owner waving frantically at us from 300 yards away.
    Yar!!!! Sounds like a salvage operation lol.


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  • Robalo
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    Epilogue:

    Coors Light tastes darn good when really cold, but they are hard to get when your boat has drifted away. Talons at least have an alarm so when you try to start boat while the Talon is down, it goes "beep beep beep"-I call it the Coors Light Alarm. For some folks it should have a voice that says "Hey Dumbazz, your pole is down."

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  • Muddskipper
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    Originally posted by aqua pimp View Post
    ...... Chapter 5....... JT takes off with power pole down and breaks off bracket for 2nd time. ...
    And Chapter 5 concludes with another Coors light being opened ...

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  • Hogie70
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    The end.

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  • aqua pimp
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    Chapter 3.... TTU Wader picks up AQUA PIMP and takes him to pick up Black Jack 100 yards away ..... Chapter 4......... AQUA PIMP dont use power poles no more for wading. Chapter 5....... JT takes off with power pole down and breaks off bracket for 2nd time. Chapter 6....... Power Pole bracket breaks while anchored up on reef.....

    AQUA PIMP

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  • JT
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    Originally posted by Muddskipper View Post
    Lol.... Anyone we know?
    I made an artificial reef out of one power pole near SLP. Aqua Pimp waded 150 yards in waders in 10 seconds flat after the Bote once; that's 2 chapters that come to mind.

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  • GHSmacker
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    Clark08 and myself saved a guy last year in west whose boat also got away from him while using a PP. It was all operator error in that the guy misjudged how fast his boat would push with the wind. Lifted the PP up with his remote while wading back to the boat and couldn't catch up fast enough. Good thing we were close by to give him a lift.

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  • Gater
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    Originally posted by SCHU View Post
    Seriously? Scary thought to believe that would act as an anchor...Oh well.
    X2, people that purchase these thing believe thats what they are, an anchor. Even though they may be advertised as a shallow water anchoring system that is not what they were originally designed for. This is not the first time a boat has come loose and won't be the last. Gater

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  • SCHU
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    Seriously? Scary thought to believe that would act as an anchor...Oh well.

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  • Muddskipper
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    Originally posted by JT View Post
    I could write a book a power pole drama Steve A
    Lol.... Anyone we know?

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  • Lori77563
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    Applies to Talons also.

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  • reeltime
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    note to self the boat will move faster when the power pole is not deployed.Don't ask me how i know!

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  • Curmudgeon
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    Nice job, Steve!

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