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I can answer questions about collecting antique fishing lures, reels, and other items. www.folkartfishinglures.com

Experience in the area

I have been collecting for 20 years.

Organizations

NFLCC (National Fishing Lures Collectors club)

Publications

NFLCC Gazette

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Member NFLCC

What do you like about this subject?

incredible variety of companies to research and collect.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

A large number of US Patents have been issued for fishing tackle designs and improvements.

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Recent Answers from Robert Vermillion

2009-11-19 Trailmaster No"4TMU":

Hello I suspect your rod is either Wright and McGill or Eagle Claw rod. These run $10 to $40 depending on condition. Also, they make nice fishing rods to use (since they are not super valuable)

2009-11-18 Granger Vicorty Rod:

starting price $5 reserve price $150 Actually, I usually dont use a reserve since that discourages bidders....but your at the mercy of the bidders - this item should generate decent interest. I

2009-11-17 Granger Vicorty Rod:

Hello Wright and McGill is a fishing tackle company dating back into the 1920s. To improve their product line, they purchased the Goodwin Granger rod company - which made higher quality split bamboo

2009-11-16 orvis pack rod full flex:

Barbara these come in a variety of sizes and models. Orvis sells/sold high end fishing equipment. So it definitely has value, you may want to post a question with more info - model, size, etc at this

2009-11-06 Metal Telescopic Fly Rod:

Kevin, I am not sure of your question. The telescoping steel rods generate low collector interest. They were made from the late 1800s thru 1940s until fiberglass came into play. $5-30 depending on condition

 

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