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anybody ever use one or recommend a fairly reasonably priced one? thought about making one but really dont know anything about them, stiffness, etc.

i see some described with an anchor tip, sonis there a bracket that you have to install?
 
Are you talking about these? They were essential growing up on the Modile Delta for hunting/fishing. I've used them with wooden and bamboo poles, but I think the modern versions have a telescopic aluminum pole.
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Dunno how long of one you need but the ones we use duck hunting with the "duck foot" on the end are awesome!
They expand to about 10' i think
Drake or banded maybe is the brand ?
 
For a bargain, look for one of the pool cleaning telescoping aluminum poles. Add a duck foot and you are good to go.
I had a high dollar carbon fiber pole back when I lived in FL but liked the aluminum one better.
 
I made a push pole out of a 10' wooden closet rod I got at Lowes (check that the grain is straight!) and a nose piece from a boat trailer. I drilled out the one end of the nose piece with a hole saw and dremel to put the rod into, then pinned and epoxied it in. Worked great !
 
no more than 3ft deep of water filled with stumps and lilly pads. my trolling motor takes a beating through that stuff so i figured i could probably push it fairly easy across.

might try the closet rod. i use a piece of closet rod to wrap around my braided line to pull snags.

i have a pool pole and its already bent from dipping leaves out of the pool. probably not stout enough to use as a push rod.

thanks
 

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