I got this reel 25 years ago for making good grades in school. I used it occasionally but never caught fish on it. I started using it more this year and have caught several good bass on it.
Just finished the 3 months wait, I did 3 tries... But sadly only one is sorta a success but I found it too citrus-y I also couldn't find rock sugar so I used classic white sugar, I'll try making rock sugar next year, see if that change the taste a lot I'll wait a few more months but great recipe overall
Within the last month, I was able to pick up a feel of these reels (in working condition). I plan on doing the same maintenance. Thanks for showing us how it is done.
There in 50% of uploaded videos. Most people think there months. They are not! I have been documenting them for 3 yrs. This is the first I have seen anyone other than myself talk about the.
One of the greatest lures ever made. Every tackle box should have at least one Thin fin in it. Floater the shallow variant. It will actually out perform a Rapala and THAT's saying something. Storm or whoever owns the company these days need REAL help with marketing they're sitting on a gold mine and very few people know about it. Thin Fin's is based off the old Punkin Seed design from the days of old. Where you could sit on a stump and catch bass until the sun went down.
Its been one of my families Go To lures for the last 30yrs. Ive slammed large mouth , small mouth, bowfin rock bass. Never seen this mod though thanks for sharing
Sir, I really appreciate the old bass lures that you fish with and then share it with us on video. Time after time you catch fish on baits used in yesteryear times. The Heddon River Runt, the Heddon Vamp, the Meadow Mouse, and other great baits from the past. You prove it over and over that these "old timers" will still catch fish. Many thanks sir!
