Tengas, Fenwick, and Marryat photo by Alpago |
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 mdwwhw |
A thank you photo |
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Master Guide
Posts: 269 (08/17/08 12:06:50) |
Tain't the best fish, neither the bite nor I were really on this morning when I got out on the lake. But the rod (FF 755), reel (Heddon 300 Daisy), and
line (Courtland 444 peach DT5) all came from members of this board. The FF 755 is about as small a rod as I can feasibly use from a canoe.
So thanks Tom, Jeff, Paul, its a sweet little setup. Hayden |
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Posts: 2210 (08/17/08 12:32:38)
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Hayden...very cool "thank you" post. One of the coolest things about this website is the passing of fine gear from one to another.
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Master Guide
Posts: 1002 (08/17/08 20:28:37) |
Nice pic too!
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Duff |
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Master Guide
Posts: 213 (08/17/08 20:55:39) |
Hayden, that's a great little outfit - nice quality at a sensible price. I really like that type of Fenwick reel seat. Thanks for the photo.
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Master Guide
Posts: 383 (08/17/08 22:36:45) |
Duff wrote: yep! that's one sweet "ultralight" outfit in my book. that should provide many years of fishing pleasure... and isn't that something we all are looking for? thanks for the pic. -mike |
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mdwwhw |
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Master Guide
Posts: 275 (08/18/08 09:42:36) |
I've bought several other lines and reels from others I didn't mention and have been just as pleased, just hadn't happened to have put the
combination together in a picture before.
Beats the heck out of ebay, of course, the level of eye candy around here is kind of extreme. |
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