I picked up these and several more reels recently. Will be bringing them to Daytona Show in February.
Recent reel finds
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Greatsouthbayman
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Recent reel finds
I picked up these and several more reels recently. Will be bringing them to Daytona Show in February.
Reeling Thru The Years
Re: Recent reel finds
Super finds.
I love the cutaway tournament casting reel and cutaway one-piece handle. I will be in Daytona and hope to see them.
Mike N
I love the cutaway tournament casting reel and cutaway one-piece handle. I will be in Daytona and hope to see them.
Mike N
Mike N.
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john elder
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Re: Recent reel finds
What a score!!
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Specializing in saltwater reels...and fly reels...and oh, yeah, kentucky style reels.....and those tiny little RP reels.....oh, heck...i collect fishing reels!...and fly rods....and lures
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Specializing in saltwater reels...and fly reels...and oh, yeah, kentucky style reels.....and those tiny little RP reels.....oh, heck...i collect fishing reels!...and fly rods....and lures
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Greatsouthbayman
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Re: Recent reel finds
A few more out of this recent find, also over 150 lures, metal spinners, fly rods, fly reels, plus a large Penn reel collection, Vom hofe reels and much more. Hope to see you all there!!!
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Midway Tommy D
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I like that ABU Garcia spinner. Do you have any immediate plans for it?
Love those Open Face Spinning Reels! (Especially ABU & ABU/Zebco)
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Greatsouthbayman
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Re: Recent reel finds
I honestly do not know a thing about it. I'm taking it to the show to see what interest there is in it and what price range it is in value. After that I probably will sell to the best offer. Thanks Anthony
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Re: Recent reel finds
i happen to know exactly what the reels in ur picture are for. the only question is whose were they? the mfg of both reels are well known to any serious caster.
the hand made "spider web" integrated reel is a 5/8 plug distance reel. hair line running line with a long trace on the front to make the cast. controlled by shaft taper and oils if varying viscosities. see below. i used a similar reel to throw a 5/8oz plug 486 and lost, to my best friend. Terry Schneider. Bob Budd's grandson of Jeffersonville, Ind. are u listening Matt Whitlock ?
the coned reels is an old spinning reel with a special cone for distance with a 1 oz. plug. i have 1 locked in my gun safe for many years as a keepsake of my casting days. i spoke of bill burke building me a deeper spool for it. in his obituray, just before the 1973 national casting tournament in TEXAS. i used it to set a national record of 529 ft.
u can look up the article in the Sept 1973 sports illistrated issue. that article speaks to the competition for the all around between me and Steve Rajeff. i lost. d---it sorry, Betty best i can do. l.o.l.
the spiderweb reel was built by lew perkins of Columbus Ohio
the cone reel is a reel built by abu corp.
like a touch of history from a great time
b.l. farley
ooops just saw ur post date. email gone to you.
a little late to help but call me if u want to talk
the hand made "spider web" integrated reel is a 5/8 plug distance reel. hair line running line with a long trace on the front to make the cast. controlled by shaft taper and oils if varying viscosities. see below. i used a similar reel to throw a 5/8oz plug 486 and lost, to my best friend. Terry Schneider. Bob Budd's grandson of Jeffersonville, Ind. are u listening Matt Whitlock ?
the coned reels is an old spinning reel with a special cone for distance with a 1 oz. plug. i have 1 locked in my gun safe for many years as a keepsake of my casting days. i spoke of bill burke building me a deeper spool for it. in his obituray, just before the 1973 national casting tournament in TEXAS. i used it to set a national record of 529 ft.
u can look up the article in the Sept 1973 sports illistrated issue. that article speaks to the competition for the all around between me and Steve Rajeff. i lost. d---it sorry, Betty best i can do. l.o.l.
the spiderweb reel was built by lew perkins of Columbus Ohio
the cone reel is a reel built by abu corp.
like a touch of history from a great time
b.l. farley
ooops just saw ur post date. email gone to you.
a little late to help but call me if u want to talk