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At the present time goal is at $33,854 with 493 sold. Not bad for a little over one day

Check out this site https://antiquefishingreels.com/. It is pretty interesting.

I hope so since I got one. Only time will tell. I think there are ones for 70 bucks that you can specify right or left.

I got one just in time for Spring.

I just purchased a few H2O and Smithwick Rattling Rogue. Thanks for everyone's help.

Now that is a steal

Thank you for your input

So jerk baits are mainly for clear or slightly stained waters.

Looking for some recommendations for hard jerk baits. All of my fishing is from the bank and probably will need shallow ones. Looking for a few that will not break the bank. Water is semi-clear to muddy.

I put my name on the list , not that I need another reel LOL. What would be a good rod selection for this reel?

Sometimes a little debris will do that to the impeller.

Make a unique gift.

I use Mustad Ultrapoint Ball Bearing Swivel with Fastach Clip and I will remove the spilt ring on my crank baits.

Almost happened to me with a flagger and police detail. People are just in a hurry.

My wife goes to ENT and he puts her crystals back in place by tapping on the side of her head.

Depends on the day, location, weather but usually 1 to 2 hours.

What paint do you use to touch up the chipped paints on jig heads?

Since I was just getting back into fishing the majority of my purchases were based on input from the members on this site.

No worse then wearing a jersey of a sports team with a players name on it.

IMO other boaters....

Not a bad reel for the price point.

I would guess 5 plus years. It would depend on how hard it is fished, maintenance and how you take care of it.

If you don't want to break the bank KastKing has some decent reels for around 50 bucks or above. Sharky lll is not bad for the price point. https://www.kastking.com/c/spinning-reels_0383

Handles look great, you can use Mr. Clean magic eraser if you don't want to use the purple stuff.

I think the rod broke before the braid. 65 lb is very tough. I use 50 lb . Caught a tree yesterday, tried to free the lure finally had to cut the line. Trying to horse a fish or a lure using heavy braid on a rod that won't handle it, will most likely end in disaster.