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Interestingly, Shakespeare makes a series of very inexpensive fiberglass rods that are actually better than old style cane poles. My favorite is the Durango series. I have a couple of the 13' rods. They collapse down to about 4-foot. These sell for $5-$6.
There is also the WonderPole telescoping series. They range from about 8-foot to about 20-foot. I believe they start at about $7.
They are setup like cane poles. No place for a reel, but it does have a place to wind the line when the pole is telescoped to its shortest length.
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We use to have Cane Poles when we were little kids. A lot of fun if you are in the right place.
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I still collect and make my own.
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we used alot of willow limbs
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ok cat i will also check those out  thanks for the advice
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