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06-12-2010, 06:00 PM
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gone for a swim
yesterday i was fishing at one of my spots having a great day cought my pb bream on plastic 35cm only small lol but i got a snag just in front of me so i walked close to it and sliped on some mose and droped my rod and reel in and got up do about waist deep came out with a couple of cuts and bursers and my abu garsia sorion is f##ked up it will hardly wind
post up your worst fishing story cheers blake 
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16-12-2010, 10:47 AM
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that happend to my sedona. does it have sand in it?
if it does u have to take every thing apart and brush all the sand out. and "bath" the inside parts in wd-40 over night. then put it back together. it will never be the same but it still will work
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17-12-2010, 05:36 PM
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yeah i had a advantage and we were at nsw and i put a sand spike in, but it was not deep enough and while i was looking for the bait a boat came past and it made a wave it took it for a swim and hade only had it for 4 months, then my dad tryed to fix it, but he broke something now the spool dosent go on
 but i still have the rod 
Last edited by slazyboy117; 17-12-2010 at 05:40 PM.
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18-12-2010, 12:32 AM
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that sucks mate. i drop one of my combos off my yak in about 6m of water spent a while jigging a vibe off the bottom to get the line. sure enough got it back covered in mud and sand. so i cut the line and lure off and wound the reel while submerjed in freshwater and that did the trick. then i let it dry out pulled the spool off the bail and handle blew what was left out with air compressor packed it with lube and daiwa oil good as new.
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