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May 28, 2020 15:07:31   #
smoothdrag.com for the drag and washer plates, quantumfishing.com for the bearings and worm gear for the levelwind, or 800-588-9030
ereplacementparts.com for the reel handle parts
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May 28, 2020 11:29:12   #
I just love quantum reels. Well designed with quality parts with exceptional performance. It’s funny you mention the IR3, because that’s my favorite. Found a couple online, and rebuilt them to their former glory. Parts are a bit hard to find, but there’s a sizable amount of aftermarket parts that will suffice. Took one of my newly rebuilt IR3’s out on the ocean, and was slaying the calicos on plastic. Decided to fly line a horse size ‘chovy, and a monster bonito inhaled it. That IR3’s drags were screaming, but they were brand new carbontex, so I wasn’t worried. That IR3 handled that bone without a problem, and the other one has served me well during catfish season. It subdued a big 34 lb. monster cat out of Santa Ana River Lakes here in the OC (Orange County)...
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May 24, 2020 11:47:45   #
Izorline platinum has been my go to line forever, it’s inexpensive, available everywhere, and has very little stretch, which translates to better hooksets and longevity. There was an 800 number to call, and I talked with Russ Izor himself, and he so welcomed my opinion and gratitude that he gifted me 2 500 yd spools of the lb test of my choice for free...he was one hell of a fisherman, so you know that’s the same testament of his person...
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May 23, 2020 11:47:46   #
Netcraft has a reel seat that I have used numerous times when either the reel seat or the rings fail on any of my old spinning rods. It’s made by Fuji, so you know it’s a quality product. It’s called a “plate seat”, part #230-452, model #FS6, and it’s like 5 bucks. You can drill it, pop river it in place, or just wire tie & glue, and it will last you a lifetime because it’s all steel. Hope that helps, i’ve saved a bunch of old rods with this part, both spinning and conventional, and I keep several of them as spares
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May 15, 2020 13:03:41   #
Seaguar or Berkely
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Apr 28, 2020 13:00:26   #
I’ve had pretty good luck there on worms and chartreuse rooster tails...good luck
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Apr 26, 2020 11:07:53   #
That’s why his/her name is “bacteria”
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Apr 14, 2020 11:58:34   #
Power pro and a mono or flouro short topshot, and you can’t go wrong....you’d be ready for just about any situation out there
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Apr 7, 2020 16:15:00   #
You’re very welcome, i’ve Been trying to perfect casting a conventional reel since my dad gave me one one for Christmas when I was 6, and i’m 67...
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Apr 7, 2020 12:09:33   #
Release at the 12:00 position, and keep it pointed in the 10:00 position as the line comes off the reel
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Apr 7, 2020 11:28:59   #
Ever try casting the reel in a vertical position instead of horizontal? The majority of conventional reels actually cast further in this position, simply because the friction point tends to be one instead of two due to gravity....
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Apr 5, 2020 12:56:01   #
Just a quick note regarding social distancing....I sincerely want ALL of you to know that I, personally, greatly appreciate ALL of you, and I hope, with the upcoming prediction of an uptick in the covid19 infection curve, that you all stay safe and healthy and continue writing all the stories and share the wealth of your knowledge....
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Mar 24, 2020 11:14:47   #
Did it go “smart fella smella fart?”
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Mar 22, 2020 13:52:40   #
We were inner city kids. We lived in Watts, in south central Los Angeles, so my story is a bit less rural than yours, but it still evokes the same kind of memories. Even the ghetto used to be an ok place to live, because there are good people everywhere. I think we were the only Chinese family still living there, and to have survived the Watts Riots unscathed. With that being said, my brother, sister, and I would walk out of our white picket fenced house, and go down the block to Mr. Murray’s Shell Station. Mr. Murray was a longtime resident in the ghetto, and he befriended my dad a while back, so he knew all of us well. Every Sunday after church, when we walked down to his station, he would wave emphatically at the three of us, and he’d always have three nickels ready for us to get some ice cold sodas. Man, that seems like a lifetime ago...
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Mar 22, 2020 12:51:07   #
badbobby wrote:
those were the days when


people actually talked to each other

we had it all and didn't realize it

do you remember"double dog dare"?

all the girls had ugly gym clothes

it took three minutes for the tv to warm up

no one owned a purebred dog

a quarter was an excellent allowance

you would stoop to pick up a penny in the gutter

you got your windshield cleaned,your oil checked,tires checked and gas pumped without asking,and all for free.and you even got trading stamps

laundry detergent had free glasses ,dishes or towels inside the box

they said they would keep kids back a grade if they failed--and they actually did it

a 57 chevy was every ones dream car--to cruise,peel out,lay rubber,or street race


young people went steady

lying on your back in the grass with your friends saying things like--"that cloud looks like a"--


playing ball with no adults around to make up rules

stuff from the store came without safety caps and hermetic seals,because no one then tried to poison perfect strangers

and with all our progress don't you wish,just once,that you could step back in time and savor the slower pace,and share it with the children of today

kids actually had to be selected to play on organized baseball or football teams



no one got trophys or awards just for competing

candy cigarettes,wax miniature coke bottles with colored sugar water inside,

party lines,pea shooters,78 rpm records,green stamps,mimeograph paper

do you remember when decisions were made by "eeny-meeny-miney-moe"?

mistakes were corrected by uttering "do over"

race issues meant who was the fastest runner

catching fireflies could happily occupy an entire evening

it wasn't odd to have more than one best friend

Saturday morning cartoons weren't 30 minute commercials for action figures

"olly olly action free" made perfect sense

spinning around getting dizzy and falling down was amusement

the worst embarrassment was being picked last for a sandlot team

war--was a card game

taking drugs meant orange flavored chewable aspirin

water balloons were a weapon


I am sharing this with you today because a friend "double dog dared "me to

remember the perfect age is somewhere between old enough to know better and too young to care

do you remember Howdy Doody,Peanut Gallery,The Lone Ranger,The Shadow Knows,Gene Autry,Roy Rogers,Hopalong Cassidy,Bob Steele,Tom mix ,Tim Holt,Lash Larue,Randolf Scott,Trigger

,buttermilk,Silver,Scout,and oh so many others from our past?Bob Hope,Bing Crosby,Red Skelton,Fibber Mcgee and Molly,Amos and Andy

Benny Goodman,Xavier Cugat

Clark Gable,Maureen Ohara,,Spencer Tracy,Katherine Hepburn,James Cagney,Edward G Robinson,Humphrey Bogart?

Hank Williams,Ernest Tubbs,Roy Acuff--to name just a few


Do you remember??




If you remember all or most of them

then you have lived my friend
those were the days when br br br people actuall... (show quote)


How about nickel cokes from a glass door, crank handled coke machine? Man, those were the days...and, like you said, we never even realized the life we were living...thanks for the walk down memory lane...
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