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Old August 9th, 2005, 12:21 AM
Vittorix
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Default float tube/fins/waders

hi to all,

today I sold myself (I accepted a new job with the comforting idea of
earning money to spend in fishing activities and gears

I'm going to order from the Creek Company this float tube, model ODC
420:
http://www.creekcompany.com/indivdis...=Floa t+Tubes
what do you think about? I'll buy from them also the patch kit.
taking advance of the shipping, should I have to order other great
products from them?
should I get a pump or I can use a cheaper one bought at Walmart?
what accessories for the tube, for bass and fly fishing would you
suggest?

how should I choose the right fins and waders?

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ciao
Vittorix


 




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