Turning over a new leaf in 2025 and its about time, too.
As much as I love Fishing and collecting fishing gear, it takes up too much of my time and I am struggling to keep up with the everyday basics such as cleaning and maintaining my home, so something has to give. I will be getting rid of my collection.
Below is a list of what's available.
Thanks for reading and understanding...
1. Dustpan and brush
2. Sponges
3. Febreeze spray
4. Mop and bucket
5. Window cleaner
6. Vacuum
7. Dishwashing liquid
8. Laundry detergent
9. Fabric softener
10. Laundry baskets
11. Toilet brush
12. Cleaning sprays
13. Scrubbing brushes
Serious inquiries only.
Please don't insult me with any low-ball offers.
As much as I love Fishing and collecting fishing gear, it takes up too much of my time and I am struggling to keep up with the everyday basics such as cleaning and maintaining my home, so something has to give. I will be getting rid of my collection.
Below is a list of what's available.
Thanks for reading and understanding...
1. Dustpan and brush
2. Sponges
3. Febreeze spray
4. Mop and bucket
5. Window cleaner
6. Vacuum
7. Dishwashing liquid
8. Laundry detergent
9. Fabric softener
10. Laundry baskets
11. Toilet brush
12. Cleaning sprays
13. Scrubbing brushes
Serious inquiries only.
Please don't insult me with any low-ball offers.
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Huh! No offers?
If your wife's birthday is coming up these would make a great "package" gift.
Maybe I can sweeten the pot. Buy the entire lot and I'll throw in a free whisk broom (barely used- like new condition) that I just found in the bottom of the hall closet.
I'm sure she will be delighted by your thoughtfulness! 😎
If your wife's birthday is coming up these would make a great "package" gift.
Maybe I can sweeten the pot. Buy the entire lot and I'll throw in a free whisk broom (barely used- like new condition) that I just found in the bottom of the hall closet.
I'm sure she will be delighted by your thoughtfulness! 😎
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Huh! No offers?
If your wife's birthday is coming up these would make a great "package" gift.
Buy the entire lot and I'll throw in a free whisk broom (barely used- like new condition) that I just found in the bottom of the hall closet.
I'm sure she will be delighted by your thoughtfulness! 😎
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EAT FISH LIVE LONGER >
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,821 postsSince 2018
Crabman - you might wanna rethink that request. Just sayin'.
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Too bad it isn’t an M. I’ve been looking for one for a while.
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Too bad it isn’t an M. I’ve been looking for one for a while.
MateOriginal Crew241 postsSince 2019
This is a looking to buy and not a for sale post
I recently had an unfortunate event where I snapped off the top 8-10” of my 7’ spinning rid that I keep on board the boat in case I come across schools of bluefish or chase bunker pods.
In the off season I’ll do my research and try to find a suitable replacement at a good price
In the meantime I’m looking for a temporary replacement in the 7-8’ range if anybody has something they are looking to move at a good price. Not looking for anything custom or super high end
Got anything in your rack Mr Flukinit?? 😎😎
I recently had an unfortunate event where I snapped off the top 8-10” of my 7’ spinning rid that I keep on board the boat in case I come across schools of bluefish or chase bunker pods.
In the off season I’ll do my research and try to find a suitable replacement at a good price
In the meantime I’m looking for a temporary replacement in the 7-8’ range if anybody has something they are looking to move at a good price. Not looking for anything custom or super high end
Got anything in your rack Mr Flukinit?? 😎😎
At least I'm enjoyin' the ride.....
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,065 postsSince 2018
Chinacat. I know it's not a permanent fix and you will lose action but until you get your new rod perhaps do this if you have the tip. I took a drill bit that fit inside the blank and tip and epoxied it in. You might want to cut a part off the bit. I left it full size on mine. It work really well for me but it wasn't the tip.
First Mate510 postsSince 2021
Chinacat. I know it's not a permanent fix and you will lose action but until you get your new rod perhaps do this if you have the tip. I took a drill bit that fit inside the blank and tip and epoxied it in. You might want to cut a part off the bit. I left it full size on mine. It work really well for me but it wasn't the tip.
Oh I assure you that the broken rod will be repaired and repurposed into something 😎
At least I'm enjoyin' the ride.....
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,065 postsSince 2018
I have two that I can part with, that I believe will fit your needs. Let me check and come back here.
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
O.K. Mitch - here's what I have.
First, a 7' St. Croix Premier "Surf Series" spinner, in ML. I used to plug the bay with this rod, caught a ton of schoolies on it. Works a pencil or Whopper Plopper like it was made for it. Matches perfectly with any reel in the 2500 to 5000 class. I used it with a first-gen Spheros 4000, perfecto! Would also make a terrific ocean fluke jigger, if spinning is your thing. Was $199 new. Mint condition, cork grips, blank a gorgeous deep grey-black. Wraps black with red trim. No rust discoloration under the wraps, I take care of my stuff, as you've seen first-hand.
Second rod: Shimano Trevala MH spinner, more powerful than the St. Croix above. slightly shorter than you asked for at 6'6", but it will sling an AVA 47 as far as you'd want to throw it. Once caught a 29lb bass on it, retrieving a snagged bunker to the boat. Boy, was that fish surprised! I used it with a gen-2 Penn Spinfisher 5500, a very potent bass killing setup. EVA grips. Was $179 new. Blank a very pretty multi-layered "internal" graphite wrap, almost iridescent in the sun. Again, minty condition - super clean.
Your choice $75 each, take 'em both, two for $130. With these two you would have your inshore spinning bases totally covered.
Best, Pete
First, a 7' St. Croix Premier "Surf Series" spinner, in ML. I used to plug the bay with this rod, caught a ton of schoolies on it. Works a pencil or Whopper Plopper like it was made for it. Matches perfectly with any reel in the 2500 to 5000 class. I used it with a first-gen Spheros 4000, perfecto! Would also make a terrific ocean fluke jigger, if spinning is your thing. Was $199 new. Mint condition, cork grips, blank a gorgeous deep grey-black. Wraps black with red trim. No rust discoloration under the wraps, I take care of my stuff, as you've seen first-hand.
Second rod: Shimano Trevala MH spinner, more powerful than the St. Croix above. slightly shorter than you asked for at 6'6", but it will sling an AVA 47 as far as you'd want to throw it. Once caught a 29lb bass on it, retrieving a snagged bunker to the boat. Boy, was that fish surprised! I used it with a gen-2 Penn Spinfisher 5500, a very potent bass killing setup. EVA grips. Was $179 new. Blank a very pretty multi-layered "internal" graphite wrap, almost iridescent in the sun. Again, minty condition - super clean.
Your choice $75 each, take 'em both, two for $130. With these two you would have your inshore spinning bases totally covered.
Best, Pete
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
O.K. Mitch - here's what I have.
First, a 7' St. Croix Premier "Surf Series" spinner, in ML. I used to plug the bay with this rod, caught a ton of schoolies on it. Works a pencil or Whopper Plopper like it was made for it. Matches perfectly with any reel in the 2500 to 5000 class. I used it with a first-gen Spheros 4000, perfecto! Would also make a terrific ocean fluke jigger, if spinning is your thing. Was $199 new. Mint condition, cork grips, blank a gorgeous deep grey-black. Wraps black with red trim. No rust discoloration under the wraps, I take care of my stuff, as you've seen first-hand.
Second rod: Shimano Trevala MH spinner, more powerful than the St. Croix above. slightly shorter than you asked for at 6'6", but it will sling an AVA 47 as far as you'd want to throw it. Once caught a 29lb bass on it, retrieving a snagged bunker to the boat. Boy, was that fish surprised! I used it with a gen-2 Penn Spinfisher 5500, a very potent bass killing setup. EVA grips. Was $179 new. Blank a very pretty multi-layered "internal" graphite wrap, almost iridescent in the sun. Again, minty condition - super clean.
Your choice $75 each, take 'em both, two for $130. With these two you would have your inshore spinning bases totally covered.
Best, Pete
Thanks Pete
Thats awesome and much appreciated
Im sure they are mint indeed👍
I’ll check the specs and make a decision on one or the other or both but definitely count down for at least one or the other
At least I'm enjoyin' the ride.....
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,065 postsSince 2018
O.K. Mitch - here's what I have.
First, a 7' St. Croix Premier "Surf Series" spinner, in ML. I used to plug the bay with this rod, caught a ton of schoolies on it. Works a pencil or Whopper Plopper like it was made for it. Matches perfectly with any reel in the 2500 to 5000 class. I used it with a first-gen Spheros 4000, perfecto! Would also make a terrific ocean fluke jigger, if spinning is your thing. Was $199 new. Mint condition, cork grips, blank a gorgeous deep grey-black. Wraps black with red trim. No rust discoloration under the wraps, I take care of my stuff, as you've seen first-hand.
Second rod: Shimano Trevala MH spinner, more powerful than the St. Croix above. slightly shorter than you asked for at 6'6", but it will sling an AVA 47 as far as you'd want to throw it. Once caught a 29lb bass on it, retrieving a snagged bunker to the boat. Boy, was that fish surprised! I used it with a gen-2 Penn Spinfisher 5500, a very potent bass killing setup. EVA grips. Was $179 new. Blank a very pretty multi-layered "internal" graphite wrap, almost iridescent in the sun. Again, minty condition - super clean.
Your choice $75 each, take 'em both, two for $130. With these two you would have your inshore spinning bases totally covered.
Best, Pete
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,417 postsSince 2019
That 7' St. Croix is a gem! Would be an easy choice for me if I was in Mitch's shoes. 😎
Do you think the ML is beefy enough to handle up to 20lbers if I’m lucky enough to get into some??
At least I'm enjoyin' the ride.....
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,065 postsSince 2018
Pete-
I ask the same question if you….
Do you think the St Croix is beefy enough to handle bigger fish if I get into some?
I already have 2 6’6 Trevala MH casting rods so I’m almost leaning towards the St Croix 🤷♂️
I ask the same question if you….
Do you think the St Croix is beefy enough to handle bigger fish if I get into some?
I already have 2 6’6 Trevala MH casting rods so I’m almost leaning towards the St Croix 🤷♂️
At least I'm enjoyin' the ride.....
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,065 postsSince 2018
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