cane pole

The problem for you is that Walmart doesn't sell them. What are you going to do
when you break it?

Gone Analing wrote:
I was reading about the use of a cane pole. Thinking of giving it a whirl next
season. It is quick and easy in weeds (clear pockets) and around docks. Suppose
to be more fun than a barrel of monkeys,. I was think of trying it on other
species such as pike, salmon, carp, brookies etc. The read seem to say that
they are not meant to be used for bigger fish. May look for one at the spring
fishing show. It would be great for bass in weed beds using soft plastics.
Anybody else use a cane pole?

Sometimes you have to look beyond Walmart. If the cane pole is manufactured by
a nationally recognized company there will be a warranty in place.
I don't expect to break the rod so it is a non issue for me as it should be for
you.

"Gone Angling" wrote in message
...
Sometimes you have to look beyond Walmart. If the cane pole is
manufactured by
a nationally recognized company there will be a warranty in place.
I don't expect to break the rod so it is a non issue for me as it should
be for
you.



Manufactured? Cane poles are manufactured by God. Sorry. No guarantee.
The one thing God gave everybody is the chance to screw up and pay the
consequences.


--
Bob La Londe
Yuma, Az
http://www.YumaBassMan.com
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