Tackle de-clutter...

[kjackson]

It's probably two decades past due, but I'm finally going through my hoard, er, bunch, of various tackle items.  I've listed some NIB reels in a previous post as well as some reels that are going for a song. So to start, I'm listing two line-counter reels.

The first is a Shakespeare Arsenal 20 that has never been out of the box.  Price is $20 plus shipping (or we can arrange to meet in Clinton, Warsaw or Lincoln).

The second reel is a Cabela's DepthMaster 15 that is loaded with some superline--don't know what , but it looks like a pink Fireline. This reel has some obvious corrosion but works perfectly.  $5 plus shipping or a meet.

If neither of these tickle your tail feathers, stay tuned. As I get ambitious, I'll list more items, including a Great White bow-mount trolling motor, a couple of older depth finders, some rods, more reels and stuff of which I have plenty. 

[kjackson]

And here are two more items...the first is a NIB (it's never been out of the box) Shakespeare marine radio.  I also have an antenna base that I will throw in as well when I find the thing.  Let's see if $25 plus shipping (or meet for pickup) is of interest.

Next up is a box of, hmmm, not really what the generic term would be, so let's call them USAs after the manufacturer's description. These are hollow and you put them on your line by threading the line through the central tubing. Then you add whatever you like in the body, whether it's pizza, cut shad, chicken livers or the little scent pellets that come with the kit. $7 plus shipping or meet.

I'm reluctant to start on the rods, reels and lure selections, but those are in line, not to mention older depth finders, some spools of line, jigs, spinnerbaits and other such stuff. I also have a Plano kayak bag that is going to be coming up soon.

[kjackson]

The radio is gone, pending pick up.

[Daryk Campbell Sr]

Watching to see what's next.  

[kjackson]

I've got a lefthand-crank Charlton fly reel with spare spool I'll let go for $2K...

Seriously, I'm trying to triage gear in order to put it on the block.  There are 20 reels trying to convince me they need to stay in the lineup, and since none of the previous offering sold, they may be safe for now.  I do have a Humminbird with GPS (external receiver) that will be showing soon.  I'd do rods, but shipping is an issue on them, with the exception of two Euro-style Fenwick spey fly rods that I would happily ship.

[tjm]

51 minutes ago, kjackson said:

 I'd do rods, but shipping is an issue on them,

Just schedule a fishing trip to the destination.

What is an Euro-style Spey rod?  Model number I can look up?

 

[kjackson]

It's a slower-action rod...rather than the "fast" ones that were hot a few years back.  These rods were never sold in the U.S.  I got them when Tom Bedell was onto the "world is our marketplace" giving folks the ability to access any Pure Fishing products sold anywhere in the world.

So, what I have is the Iron Feather IFF 140-9/10-3E rod, a 14-foot for a 9 or 10 line. I should add that the Iron Feather line used either Aramid or Kevlar scrim in the blanks.  

[kjackson]

So much for "ambitious" as noted earlier.  However, the radio and the Cabela's line counter are gone.  

If I can avoid the "I need help" syndrome that hits around Christmas, I'll post images today of a Frabill folding kayak net that is unused, a pair of Simms wading shoes (size 13) that are designed for fishing the flats and a bow-mount Motorguide Great White hand-control trolling motor.  If I get really ambitious, I'll also list a transom-mount Great White.  And I still have more reels to list as well. Then there are some Humminbird depthfinders...

 

[kjackson]

So here is the net-- it's a Frabill Bearclaw that I'd like to get $25 for, plus shipping. Pick up would be a better deal.  Did I mention that it's unused?

[kjackson]

The Cabela's reel and radio are both gone.  And I have more reels to add at some point.