Reel 'Collecting'

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20 hours ago, bulldog1935 said:

@FrnkNsteen - took me awhile to remember the initials of the inventor of the Stubcaster - EMM.  

The grandson picked them up again, and then sold the company.  

https://emmrod.com/

 

@A kid from Canada - in the '60s, ads like that in Popular Mechanics likely sold as much fishing tackle as Herters catalog.  

Into the '70s, Cabelas catalog only sold lure-making and rod-building supplies, and was the sole importer for DAM Quick reels.  

[bulldog1935]

my Real collection is 150GB of fish photos.  

[new2BC4bass]

On 11/4/2023 at 10:46 PM, papajoe222 said:

I wouldn't call mine a collection,

Are you like me, or do you actually collect reels?

Older thread, but I was able to login today for the first time in months thanks to the help of a couple members.  I buy.  Don't sell.  Used to rotate reels, but 1) have too many now 2) have a few favorites that I prefer to use, and 3) seldom get out as I can't leave my wife alone thanks to severe Alzheimer's and dementia with Lewy bodies.

 

Although I have a few reels that haven't been used yet, I only have one that so far has been treated as a collectable.  A red Limited Edition Tatula.  Beautiful looking reel that I hesitate to put line on.