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Old 12-27-2009, 11:49 AM
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LaAngler - follow link by rosska: "You can send your BogaGrip to IGFA (954-927-2628 Dania Beach, FL) where they can certify it for world-record catches."
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Old 12-27-2009, 01:27 PM
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If you do go buy a float at Academy or somewhere, check to make sure it holds up the Boga. First one I tried wasn't big enought to keep it up!!!!!!
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Old 12-27-2009, 10:34 PM
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If you do go buy a float at Academy or somewhere, check to make sure it holds up the Boga. First one I tried wasn't big enought to keep it up!!!!!!
YES!! I bought a float from academy...i think it was for a fish stringer, put it on and used it on the water but one day I dropped it in my buddies pool and it sank straight to the bottom...
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i think i pais 130 for mine
Correct me if I'm wrong but this is basically a scale, correct?
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Correct me if I'm wrong but this is basically a scale, correct?

and a gripper...

mine was 110 for a 15 lb one
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Is it realy worth the money?
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Yep, but you'll be able to give it to your kids one day...they are made very well.
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I'm thinking bout going buy one. But wow they high!
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I think the lil spring scale I bought at Wal-Mart is just fine! lol
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they have a lifetime waarranty i tink
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i got the "fake boga" gripper at academy for $25... and a spring scale @ wally world for $10... even have a digital one for like $20.... so $35-$45.... good enough for me vs $110
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i got the "fake boga" gripper at academy for $25... and a spring scale @ wally world for $10... even have a digital one for like $20.... so $35-$45.... good enough for me vs $110
well hell you already spent over $80 w/ taxes already why not have one that will last longer?
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blah... how u get $45 from $80 ?
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blah... how u get $45 from $80 ?

it totals $55, add taxes you paying about 65, Might aswell shuck out 45 more, and get something dat last a lifetime
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mine last a lifetime...
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mine last a lifetime...

I can probably agree with dat, you don;t catch big enuf fish to break them....Wait i take dat back you catch some purrty big hardheads
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hardheads Vs 1 trout...
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hardheads Vs 1 trout...

Dat 1 trout i catch weigh more den then your hard heads!!


Mr. Ima start wading, where ya wading at ensco?
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never said imma start, just the the stuff, just in case i get an opportunity to go...
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