F/S - Seeker Mexican and Tiger Spinning
 

A couple of rods for sale that I haven't used in a while.

Seeker Mexican Series M 665 20 (30) 40 6' 2"
Good Shape $50

Tiger Ugly Stick Spinner 2201-2 10-50 7 ft.
Shimano Baitrunner 4500 B
Both Like New $30 rod $70 reel or $90 combo Sold
http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a1...D720/ry%3D480/
The Rods with the Pink Tape
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What are those two green-wrapped rods on the top?

looks like my garage....lol

So when you say 'haven't used in a while', do ya really mean, "Haven't caught chit on them?"

Dang shame, all those setups and ya still can't catch feeeesh....:biggrinjester:

You have a good eye.
They are custom wrapped Harnell's 542, and 552. There is also another matching 552 outside the pic, and another matching 721.
They're not for sale though.
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The Tiger/Shimano set up is Pending.

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T Man - I can catch mackerel and squid with the best of them.
A good cold once in a while too:D

How about putting that blue Revo up for sale since you ain't catching anything anymore Billy. :rolleyes:

Billy,
are those cork puppies on a couple of your sticks ?
if so, whats your opinion?

The Cork Puppy is a great invention. It really does work, it displaces the point of contact along a 4" area so it will not crush the cork or the blank. Its also has ribs machined into it, so the reel will not twist side to side on the rod.
-I use it on all my jigsticks, wether its cork wrapped or not.

There is usually some minor customization that need to be done to the clamp bolts. In most cases you will need to shorten the bolt about 3/8th in. Its easy to do with a hacksaw.
Pictured below is a Diawa Saltist 40 that I just mounted. I use Stainless Bolts, and Stainless Lock Nuts on my reels (just a personal preference).
However, the stock reel bolts will work just fine.
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On Avets you will need to shorten the bolts, and the stock nuts. Again, its not hard to do now that you have the recipe.
Avet JX on a 90 J - Note the thin Piece of Rubber Inner Tube I use under the Reel Foot. No crushing here. ;)
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My Hobie is staying right here. I can Mothership it off the skiff.
-I've been known to pick up hitch hikers from time to time. Some even boarding the skiff for lunch. :D
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very nice...:reel:

Tiger is Sold.

Seeker Mexican Series still available $50