Thanksgiving Brain Teaser
Thanksgiving Brain Teaser
OK all you reel nuts. Here is a pictorial trivia question for you. The first to correctly identify the person pictured wins the covered "No Prize" prize. i will keep adding hints if no one gets it today.
HINT #1: I was an important person in the history of fishing reels.
--Dr. Todd
http://orcaonline.org/images/pixel.gif?mystery.jpg
HINT #1: I was an important person in the history of fishing reels.
--Dr. Todd
http://orcaonline.org/images/pixel.gif?mystery.jpg
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Mystery Man
Steve, That's not a ridiculous goatee, it is a questionable soul patch!
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my guess is....
Alfred E. Neuman
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Okay...that pic looks like '50s from here...last name henze? I assume first name is not Brenda. The other guess would be Newell.
google brings us to past orca convention...here's a pic of his F1
http://orcaonline.org/images/2006-HerbHenzew.jpg
those eyes look like they cam from the same corner of the gene pool
google brings us to past orca convention...here's a pic of his F1
http://orcaonline.org/images/2006-HerbHenzew.jpg
those eyes look like they cam from the same corner of the gene pool
Hint #2
OK not Henze or Newell.
Much older. The pic is from 1926, if that helps.
Hint #3: I developed one of the most popular saltwater reels of the 1900-1930 period for a major tackle maker.
--Dr. Todd
Much older. The pic is from 1926, if that helps.
Hint #3: I developed one of the most popular saltwater reels of the 1900-1930 period for a major tackle maker.
--Dr. Todd
HURRAY!
Hurray! Brian has won the coveted "No Prize." This is a photo from 1926 of Pflueger's Walter Adams, who developed the Atlapac among others. I've been able to get pictures of the entire Pflueger design staff from the 1920s, including Case, Adams, Sobey, etc.
It is very cool to be able to put a face to a design.
Cheers,
-- Dr. Todd
It is very cool to be able to put a face to a design.
Cheers,
-- Dr. Todd
Very cool, Dr. Todd! It is great to see what the man looks like and hopefully, we get to learn about his background too in the future. Just incredible that you've found these photos and I cannot wait for a book that puts it all together! I forgot about Case but Adams was a stab in the dark. I'm on a roll, I should go fishing 
