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carlz
Post 13 Jun 2020, 00:06 • #1 
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whrlpool
Post 13 Jun 2020, 05:43 • #2 
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Good one. And I thought the first and last reasons would be, "So I can buy them for less."
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SalterLee
Post 23 Jun 2020, 00:42 • #3 
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So many great options. What is that last one Carlz? Don't recognize it.
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jgestar
Post 23 Jun 2020, 01:00 • #4 
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SalterLee wrote:
So many great options. What is that last one Carlz? Don't recognize it.

That's a Marryat Baby. Small, light, elegant. It's a very slippery slope...


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Brian Shaffer
Post 25 Jun 2020, 07:03 • #5 
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Very impressive... all great reasons!
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blueprof
Post 25 Jun 2020, 13:02 • #6 
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Beautiful reels!
I'm particularly a fan of the Dutch Ari't Hart reels. Just cannot remember the name of this series, with the triangle shaped plate at the rear.

Don't want to pile on with my plebeian "non click" winches, however these puppies have given me great service & joy. Built like absolute tanks.


The smallest & fairly rare 3" #76:
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dave potts
Post 27 Jun 2020, 11:38 • #7 
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Those make us reel collectors drool.
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carlz
Post 27 Jun 2020, 16:27 • #8 
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jgestar wrote:
SalterLee wrote:
So many great options. What is that last one Carlz? Don't recognize it.

That's a Marryat Baby. Small, light, elegant. It's a very slippery slope...

Actually the last one is an Ids Schukken Design reel. Handmade by the other Dutch reelmaker. That reel has half a DT2 on it.

The second to last is the Marryat MR7.5 with a solid spool.
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