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Mark RimmerU.S.
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I have been actively fishing for forty-five years! For nearly 15 of those years I was able to fish nearly 200 days per year. Those wonderful days have left me with a plethora of knowledge to share. I have fished from the Marianas of the Pacific to the quiet tidewaters of Virginia and North Carolina, Antigua the gulf coast of Texas and many places in between. My home waters are those of the west. I am passionate about bass fishing, tournament as well as recreational. In addition, I am well versed in fishing for most other species...(Okay, although interesting, I'm not an expert on British or European style competitive carp fishing...chumming with a slingshot anyone?). I am intimately acquainted with the San Diego County Lakes, Diamond Valley reservoir in Riverside County California and numerous other exciting fishing waters from Texas (Travis County) to the Pacific Coast and south to Cabo San Lucas. I have many years of experience in blue-water as well as inshore angling of all types in Southern California with both artificial and live baits; high country fishing in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of my beloved Golden State with nothing but a backpack and a ..... | |
Jack GaitherU.S.
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PLEASE, PLEASE, READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE ASKING YOUR QUESTION. THANK YOU. PLEASE, I HAVE BEEN GETTING MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ANTIQUE RODS, REELS ETC. I hate to refuse questions but I really can not be of help in this. If you have an old rod, reel, lure etc. try contacting the maker if still existing or try antique fishing tackle on the web. I am genuinely sorry that I CAN NOT ANSWER SUCH QUESTIONS. I have been bass, crappie, brim and catfishing for over 70 years. Most of my recent experience has been on the Apalachicola R. in Fl. panhandle, and Lake Seminole. I can answer many questions on places to go and some ideas on tactics especially for largemouth bass in these waters. I can`t tell you what fish will bite but can give some lures and methods that have worked well for me over the last 33 years in this area. I am also well versed on boating safety and small boat handling. | |
Robert VermillionU.S.
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I can answer questions about collecting antique fishing lures, reels, and other items. www.folkartfishinglures.com | |
Rich Mac McGaugheyU.S.
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I can answer questions on graphite fly rod building and bamboo rod restoration and making. I can guide people to restorers . I can guide people to rod building components on the internet as well as catalog. I can help them identify and value their bamboo fly rods with a picture .
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Marc WisniewskiU.S.
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I can answer questions relating to all types of freshwater fishing, tackle, and tactics. I also can answer questions regarding rod building, lure making, and lure modification. I am not an expert at the value of old rods, reels, or lures. |
Hey Tom.... First I would recommend a lake like Little St.Germain. Good water! He may never catch them like he used to. Fisheries change... without a doubt. More pressure, water clarities have
Tomme, Never been used means the cork handles are very clean looking , blond maybe but not dark from human handling. I would like to share my experience with you , almost all the people who ask me
Paul. I am not an fish biologist by any means and your mystery fish is a mystery to me too. However I am going to take your question and send it to a friend who is a fisheries biologist. I am not certain
Ralph. I see no reason we could not do what you ask and perhaps actually go on the water and see the places we marked. Much of my fishing has been in Spring creek arm and that mostly from Rattlesnake
Ken your reel is probably from the 1930s thru 50s. It may have braided nylon or silk on it, rather than monofilament used today. Great Lakes was one of the low to middle quality reel makers out of Michigan
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