Best Tip-Ups for Pike and Walleye
A tip-up holds a line passively and raises a flag at a bite; pike and walleye versions need sturdy construction, a smooth spool and resistance to freeze-up.
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A tip-up holds a line passively and raises a flag at a bite; pike and walleye versions need sturdy construction, a smooth spool and resistance to freeze-up.
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