smudge wrote: I have so much of that stuff it's not funny. A Penn Spinfisher 850SS from 1991 on a Kilwell Jellytip rod (probably seized solid) A Penn Jigmaster 505HS (probably seized solid), plenty of reels from the 70's (probably seized solid) a Penn Senator 9/0 on a Senator rod I bought at the Boat Show in 2003 from Lethal (RIP) called George, A Synit Hellbent that was handed down from Tiny (RIP) to John Moran (RIP) to me (no RIP Smudge anytime soon I hope). |
smudge wrote: I have so much of that stuff it's not funny. A Penn Spinfisher 850SS from 1991 on a Kilwell Jellytip rod (probably seized solid) A Penn Jigmaster 505HS (probably seized solid), plenty of reels from the 70's (probably seized solid) a Penn Senator 9/0 on a Senator rod I bought at the Boat Show in 2003 from Lethal (RIP) called George, A Synit Hellbent that was handed down from Tiny (RIP) to John Moran (RIP) to me (no RIP Smudge anytime soon I hope). |
salty69 wrote: Probably my oldest bit of winter fishing kit is a 30plus year old swandri. Irreplaceable. I've got an early 90's Shimano Bantam 50 and about 9 original Baitrunners which are my go to reels. Cant wait for Al to see this. He'll have Zane Greys rods/reels hidden away in that museum of his. Come on Catchalot, fess up. |
KikBac wrote: I have one of these in the man cave. Everol Special 6/0 circa 1973. Spooled with fresh line and recently serviced, it may get a run this coming game season |
Mr Moritz wrote: My father in laws rig (RIP). I don't think he ever caught a fish on it. I will take it out soon and catch a nice snapper on it for him. |
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