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 Re: Poling a boat
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Jan 24th a 02:47 PM
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| by Geo. Newbern |
| Geo. Newbern |
Brent, I use unfinished wood curtain rods from home improvement stores. They don't telescope, but you don't need nearly as long a pole as you might think.
A triangular scrap of plywood screwed to the end will keep it from sticking in the mud. In open water I use the pole like a kayak paddle. Cost is within anybody's budget...Geo
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