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I think ill just replace it. Thank you everyone for your help!
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Sort of. The pole snapped as soon as the fish hit the shoreline and the fish was able to get away. That fish was a major fighter!
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Darn, so there is not anyway to repair it? I just dropped $30 a week ago for this rod.
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So I went fishing out in the pond by my house today and my hook isn't even in the water for 2 minutes and I hook a huge smallmouth bass. But after reeling for a bit, the pole snaps in half! What should I do to repair the rod? It is a Shakespeare agility. Ps- I am somewhat new to fishing
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