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They are classified as a secondary weapon, as far as equipping is concerned, and come in two varieties: Ash Tree Float, with an extra 1% chance to reel in big fish catches, requires a Professional level 1 to equip

I still use a lot of them, particularly if I am trolling

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During my test with the Westlake pole rollers, I used the 80cm roller at the front with the 75cm at the back and the combination of the two were ideal for the type of fishing I was doing at 14.5m, the weather wasnt particularly pleasant either, with gusty winds giving the stability of the rollers a true test, and they passed with flying colours

Smelt, shiners, stickleback, sculpins and minnows are all high on the menu for paddle length brookies

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