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Bite me
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Gainesville, VA
Posts: 245
Credits: 1,460.3
Best Catch: 500+ Black Marlin in Costa Rica on Standup
Occupation: Sales
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Retro Candycane Re-do
Found her laying in a barrell in an antique store. She needed work. Stripped off old finish, varnish and guides. Re-finished wood butt, purchased new reel seat, and new guides and re-wrapped her up like she just stepped out of the store in the early days. Popped on a mint,never fished, hard to find Penn Senator 1/0 from my collection of 40+ Penns and will put her on display.
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He who farts in church, sits in own pew
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Chum Nuts
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Portsmouth NH
Posts: 4,604
Credits: 2,888.3
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Tight work dude!
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I wear cool logos
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Key West, FL
Posts: 55
Credits: 1,258.1
Boat: 2009 Carolina Skiff 258DLV with 150 E-TEC
Home Port: duh...Key West
Best Catch: my wife
Occupation: slingin' bait and part-time charter captain
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sweet looking setup!
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I use a green machine
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Westbrook, CT
Posts: 218
Credits: 1,373.0
Boat: Parker 2530 "El Mar"
Home Port: Westbrook CT
Occupation: High School Shop Teacher
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Nice!!!!!!
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