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December 28th, 2005, 08:15 AM
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River Ridge Custom Canoe: Read the Review by Richard Lee Merritt
You know- you can move the rods when you are in tight areas, it's quite
simple really. PS: at least there is a place to put rods -- I don't remember ever seeing a canoe besides this one, that even has the space or a rod rack. Bob La Londe wrote: "Richard Lee Merritt" wrote in message SNIP LOL. He talks about getting into places other anglers can't then pictures his craft with the rods sticking out both sides. ROFL. http://richardleemerritt.blogs.com/....ed/rrcc3_1.jpg P.S. It is a nice looking canoe. -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com 
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