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It looks like brass vs. Stainless swivels.
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Tman1 reacted to a post in a topic: he is too old
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nchit reacted to a post in a topic: Pencil poppers
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I did the same as Steve many years ago.
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Yes, black spool early 80's.
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Send it, hopefully they will do the right thing.
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When did Gibbs make the slimmer needle?
Tman1 replied to Southcoastphil's topic in Tackle Collectors
Not sure of the year but right after the gave up on the screw eyes and make them through wire. -
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Black one is a Hahn.
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Add thin shim washers to the handle screw to change the "timing". Depending on how hard you cast, the handle can rotate and cause the bail to trip.
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Sounds like a great time.
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Depending on where you are staying either Granada pier under the bridge , there is a nice little shop there for bait, tackle and advise, or checkout Donald's shop down by the Port Orange Causeway. There are quite a few places to fish down there, pier, bridge, shoreline. Both shops are very helpful. For gear I would recommend 6-7 foot spin rod with 12 # test mono, some egg sinkers and 1/0 hooks and use shrimp. Kids might do better with a bobber rig and a Zebco type rod.
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Sinks, great for blues as you can grab the plug to hold them up and re-grip the fish to in hook them.
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My guess is a 1966 sweet sixteen because of the 6S over the serial number. Also not a real old one because of the 2 3/4 inch chambering. Old 16 gauge guns were 2 9/16 inch chambers. Condition, barrel, choke all effect value and a 16 would also be a Premium over a 12.