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Question: Those who gave high ratings, how is this pole working out for you now?
Document: First of all this pole is really long when fully extended. What I did was use fishing line and a lead weight to reach over a pretty high limb and then let the weight drop to the ground (the end of the pole has an eyelet, how practical). Then attached 550 paracord to get a wire dipole up in to the trees. Beats using a slingshot. Then i used the bottom 3 sections (about 10.5 feet) to mount a copper J pole antenna for 2m and 440.
A fishing pole NOT a Wind Sock pole - but my use is intended for what other Ham Radio people describe as a great antenna holder for field use. I anchor my pole at about a 15 degree angle and hang a light weight Slim Jim J-pole 2 meter antenna on the end, with a swivel fishing snap clip attached to about a foot of nylon cord to the top of the vertical six foot  antenna. It is high enough to really make a difference in communication distance.
Collapse the pole by starting at the handle and moving toward the tip. The one negative reviewer probably didn't understand this.
Love this pole. The length makes it nice for more distance form the boat. Light weight and a well balanced pole.
This pole worked well in building a endfed antenna that needed a 18 feet peakI had to build a support to make it work
It's so exciting to see this pole bind over with a good catch on it. I use it to extend my fishing line over rocks while fishing from the shore her in Florida.
the pole became unusable after day 1. The extension sections get caught up inside each other and the pole will not extend. I've spent hours trying to get the sections to free up and they wont. Useless.
The pole is not being used for fishing bream, but for moving feral pigeons out of a dairy barn. It is really not designed for this purpose, thus has not withstood the activity very well, but I have purchased one more - with which I will be more careful .
I fly a powered paraglider and this pole works perfect with the apco small windsock... Even all the way extended it flexes a bit in stiff wind but holds steady so far.Much better price than your other flag pole options out there.
The bottom of the J pole fit right into the end of the 3rd section - that was easy. Really no point in using more sections of the pole because things get very flimsy. Used electrical tape to seal off the joints when the sections meet to keep the insides dry.
Answer: no