Hey Capt,
Any chance you got some pictures of this BJ 700?
Thanks,
Paul
Paul PM me you cell number & Ill send pictures..thanks
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Paul PM me you cell number & Ill send pictures..thanks
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CaptainOriginal Crew1,185 postsSince 2019
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custom CTS BJ 700 acid wrapped new never fished
x tube rear , cork fore grip $ 400.00
Rod sold...sorry Paul it went today..
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CaptainOriginal Crew1,185 postsSince 2019
Thanks again Flukinit for meeting me today on 110 to complete the transaction of the 2 reels. Very happy with them and this thread.?
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,902 postsSince 2018
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so now I'm the proud owner of three boats ..Have to let one go..
1982 mako 231 23ft CC T-top with a yamaha F225..boat & motor in very good shape..11.500.00 no trailer ..
1982 mako 231 23ft CC T-top with a yamaha F225..boat & motor in very good shape..11.500.00 no trailer ..
custom crafted fishing rods and blanks from United Composites UC AR custom blanks ...CTS & CTS AR custom blanks ..Phenix M1 and UMBX...
CaptainOriginal Crew1,185 postsSince 2019
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DAIWA CERTATE LT-2500 XH WITH 150 YARDS OF 20 LB BERKLEY X-9 BRAID.
This is daiwas inshore saltwater flagship reel.The ultimate light tackle fluke and tog jigger.It weights Only 7.2 ounces.
- Monocoque One Piece Body
- Aluminum Frame For Heavy Duty Performance
- Magsealed Main Shaft and Line Roller
- 10 Bearing System (10CRBB +1RB)
- Zaion Air Rotor for lighter weight and greater sensitivity
- AIR BAIL
- Tough Digigear™ digital gear design
This reel was used 2 times and is in like new condition with box and all paper work.Only reason Im selling is I just have more tackle then I can use.Retail Value is $450 plus $20 for line would cost you $470 plus tax of $40.54 for a total $510.My loss is your gain.
Asking $295 for this beauty.
Will meet anywhere on Long Island from Exit 40 to 70 off the LIE or shipped for $12 to you.View attachment 16242View attachment 16243
MateOriginal Crew93 postsSince 2018
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DAIWA CERTATE LT-2500 XH WITH 150 YARDS OF 20 LB BERKLEY X-9 BRAID.
This is daiwas inshore saltwater flagship reel.The ultimate light tackle fluke and tog jigger.It weights Only 7.2 ounces.
This reel was used 2 times and is in like new condition with box and all paper work.Only reason Im selling is I just have more tackle then I can use.Retail Value is $450 plus $20 for line would cost you $470 plus tax of $40.54 for a total $510.My loss is your gain.
Asking $295 for this beauty.
Will meet anywhere on Long Island from Exit 40 to 70 off the LIE or shipped for $12 to you.
This is daiwas inshore saltwater flagship reel.The ultimate light tackle fluke and tog jigger.It weights Only 7.2 ounces.
- Monocoque One Piece Body
- Aluminum Frame For Heavy Duty Performance
- Magsealed Main Shaft and Line Roller
- 10 Bearing System (10CRBB +1RB)
- Zaion Air Rotor for lighter weight and greater sensitivity
- AIR BAIL
- Tough Digigear™ digital gear design
This reel was used 2 times and is in like new condition with box and all paper work.Only reason Im selling is I just have more tackle then I can use.Retail Value is $450 plus $20 for line would cost you $470 plus tax of $40.54 for a total $510.My loss is your gain.
Asking $295 for this beauty.
Will meet anywhere on Long Island from Exit 40 to 70 off the LIE or shipped for $12 to you.
MateOriginal Crew93 postsSince 2018
That is a STEAL!
"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
That was FAST!
"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
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Even, I'm also looking for a conventional rod that that can handle 3 to 6 oz of lead.
Deckhand0 postsSince 2020
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Rare, rare custom rod up for sale - Once in a while a really solid deal comes forward for your consideration. This, is one of those times. My good friend and long-time fishing buddy Capt. Mike Bady has taken a look at his rod arsenal and decided to "thin the herd" a bit. What he is selling is a very rare Capt. Neil-built, DNY Impact-based fluke jigger. Frankly, I think he's a little nuts to give up such a stick!
Anyone that has followed along on my board over the years, here and "there," as well as many really knowledgeable "rod geeks" (a.k.a: Tackle Ho's) that have been around for a while know that the DNY Impact blanks, built in Japan, were and still are among the thinnest, lightest, strongest, most sensitive blanks ever built, anytime, anywhere.
DNY/Japan was utilizing their forward-thinking technology to produce blanks that were MANY years ahead of their time. Capt. Neil and Al Goldberg recognized the intrinsic value of these blanks, and so brought in a batch of them years ago, for their more discriminating custom rod buyers, myself included.
My own DNY Impact will NEVER leave my ownership, as it definitely fills a fluke jigging slot as well as/or better than any current rod out there today, factory or custom. The crispness of the jigging motion is just perfect, with a lively tip and sensitivity that to this day I doubt has been topped.
That my good friend Capt, Neil built it especially for me, makes it that much more special. Just so you know, Neil has left the rod building business, to fulfill his "other" latent long-standing passion - which is wood working. You should see the state-of-the-art tools and shop that he's put together for this new phase of his creative life - most impressive! My point is, there will be no more Capt. Neil-built custom rods. What's out there is IT!
Anyway, as for the details of this particular rod, it is 6'6" long, features an MH power, with a "fast-ish" overall action, and takes a deep, beautiful bend under the load of an out-sized fish. Gorgeous! Its wraps are not over-styled, being fairly straight-forward and quite appealing. It carries 11 blacked-out Fuji Alconite guides plus the tip, wrapped spiral style, EVA grips and a Fuji reel seat, of course. It balances perfectly with most any current low-profile bait casting reel. In Mike's case he used it with a Curado 200E5, a wonderful combo.
I would say that it easily handles buck tails up to 3oz, which puts it right in the sweet spot of most light/medium jigging situations. Mike has regularly fished this rod on my boat on our many mid-Summer deep jigging forays, and I've seen him boat plenty of fish on it to 7+lbs - never an issue.
I know that Mike paid just over $325 for it, and it was worth every penny, based on performance and rarity. He is offering it for a very realistic $250, and to my mind that is an excellent buy. No way you could have another built for that kind of jing, let alone even locate one of these killer blanks. Oh, and did I mention that it is in mint, near-new condition?
So take a look at the pix, and if you think this would be a good addition to your rod collection, by all means do not hesitate. It is that good! Mike can be reached right here by PM (called "Starting a Conversation"), or by phone at 516-317-5423, or by email at racerock166@aol.com
Take a look:
Four Montauk beauties, from 5 to 8+lbs, taken on Mike's DNY Impact. WHAT A DAY!:
Anyone that has followed along on my board over the years, here and "there," as well as many really knowledgeable "rod geeks" (a.k.a: Tackle Ho's) that have been around for a while know that the DNY Impact blanks, built in Japan, were and still are among the thinnest, lightest, strongest, most sensitive blanks ever built, anytime, anywhere.
DNY/Japan was utilizing their forward-thinking technology to produce blanks that were MANY years ahead of their time. Capt. Neil and Al Goldberg recognized the intrinsic value of these blanks, and so brought in a batch of them years ago, for their more discriminating custom rod buyers, myself included.
My own DNY Impact will NEVER leave my ownership, as it definitely fills a fluke jigging slot as well as/or better than any current rod out there today, factory or custom. The crispness of the jigging motion is just perfect, with a lively tip and sensitivity that to this day I doubt has been topped.
That my good friend Capt, Neil built it especially for me, makes it that much more special. Just so you know, Neil has left the rod building business, to fulfill his "other" latent long-standing passion - which is wood working. You should see the state-of-the-art tools and shop that he's put together for this new phase of his creative life - most impressive! My point is, there will be no more Capt. Neil-built custom rods. What's out there is IT!
Anyway, as for the details of this particular rod, it is 6'6" long, features an MH power, with a "fast-ish" overall action, and takes a deep, beautiful bend under the load of an out-sized fish. Gorgeous! Its wraps are not over-styled, being fairly straight-forward and quite appealing. It carries 11 blacked-out Fuji Alconite guides plus the tip, wrapped spiral style, EVA grips and a Fuji reel seat, of course. It balances perfectly with most any current low-profile bait casting reel. In Mike's case he used it with a Curado 200E5, a wonderful combo.
I would say that it easily handles buck tails up to 3oz, which puts it right in the sweet spot of most light/medium jigging situations. Mike has regularly fished this rod on my boat on our many mid-Summer deep jigging forays, and I've seen him boat plenty of fish on it to 7+lbs - never an issue.
I know that Mike paid just over $325 for it, and it was worth every penny, based on performance and rarity. He is offering it for a very realistic $250, and to my mind that is an excellent buy. No way you could have another built for that kind of jing, let alone even locate one of these killer blanks. Oh, and did I mention that it is in mint, near-new condition?
So take a look at the pix, and if you think this would be a good addition to your rod collection, by all means do not hesitate. It is that good! Mike can be reached right here by PM (called "Starting a Conversation"), or by phone at 516-317-5423, or by email at racerock166@aol.com
Take a look:
Four Montauk beauties, from 5 to 8+lbs, taken on Mike's DNY Impact. WHAT A DAY!:
"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
Just heard from Capt. Mike. The DNY Impact was sold within an hour of being posted. So I guess you can say it’s “sold pending funds.”
One freakin’ hour. Can you believe that? Just goes to show that quality always sells!
One freakin’ hour. Can you believe that? Just goes to show that quality always sells!
"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
I will be moving some of my excess reels and rods out of my inventory during the course of the next few months. Some Newells, some custom sticks, a Calcutta reel or two. All real nice stuff, all will be “priced right.” So stay tuned . . .
"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., first up is a MINT pair of Newell P235M's, which I would like to place in a loving home(s). As you probably already know, the "P" series is regarded as the best Newell series, and these carry the preferred M-type 4:1 gears, for powerful cranking of larger fish. Plus, both are the "Red Logo" versions, one with a metal handle arm and one with the graphite handle arm.
Size-wise they are the same as the "Penn 140 Squidder," nice low-profile reels, with ample line capacity, coupled with "grind 'em in" cranking power. Much nicer to fish with than the 300 and 400-series, which carry significantly taller frames and side plates.
Both were used maybe five times in the past 25 years. These were originally purchased to be my South Shore "20-mile wreck" Cod reels, but with the collapse of that local fishery, they saw almost zero action. What a shame. . .
Anyway, I have just serviced them and they are ready to roll. Again, really beautiful condition, inside and out, barely a scratch on either of them. Full stainless steel guts, meaning, gears, gear bridge, drive shaft and all screws and securing clips. Nothing to rot out and strong as any reel ever built in this size class. Great for cod baiting or jigging, bass on the chunk or diamonds, or even night-time eel drifting, where they really shine. I think they'd also make great "Bucktailing the Gut" reels as well.
I've never tried it, but I hear that some guys use these for surf casting, which I suppose is because of the lightweight graphite spool.
I almost hate to say it, but these would also make terrific Charter Boat client loaner reels - none of the issues that cheapie Penn reels are plagued with, and would give a nice "high-end" look to any outfit for client use.
Oh, and did I mention that any reel I ever sell on this forum comes with free, lifetime annual preventative maintenance tear-downs, with parts extra if needed - which in this case seems HIGHLY unlikely.
Giving you guys first shot at them at a discounted price of $125 each. If you look on Ebay at "completed sales," in this condition these are $200+ reels all day long. In fact, they are worth well more than $200 if I disassemble them and sell them off as parts. I ain't doin' that. It would be a sin.
You can reach by P.M. here, called "start a conversation" on this site, or by text to my business phone at 516-635-8452. First come, first served, as is only fair.
Best, Lep
Size-wise they are the same as the "Penn 140 Squidder," nice low-profile reels, with ample line capacity, coupled with "grind 'em in" cranking power. Much nicer to fish with than the 300 and 400-series, which carry significantly taller frames and side plates.
Both were used maybe five times in the past 25 years. These were originally purchased to be my South Shore "20-mile wreck" Cod reels, but with the collapse of that local fishery, they saw almost zero action. What a shame. . .
Anyway, I have just serviced them and they are ready to roll. Again, really beautiful condition, inside and out, barely a scratch on either of them. Full stainless steel guts, meaning, gears, gear bridge, drive shaft and all screws and securing clips. Nothing to rot out and strong as any reel ever built in this size class. Great for cod baiting or jigging, bass on the chunk or diamonds, or even night-time eel drifting, where they really shine. I think they'd also make great "Bucktailing the Gut" reels as well.
I've never tried it, but I hear that some guys use these for surf casting, which I suppose is because of the lightweight graphite spool.
I almost hate to say it, but these would also make terrific Charter Boat client loaner reels - none of the issues that cheapie Penn reels are plagued with, and would give a nice "high-end" look to any outfit for client use.
Oh, and did I mention that any reel I ever sell on this forum comes with free, lifetime annual preventative maintenance tear-downs, with parts extra if needed - which in this case seems HIGHLY unlikely.
Giving you guys first shot at them at a discounted price of $125 each. If you look on Ebay at "completed sales," in this condition these are $200+ reels all day long. In fact, they are worth well more than $200 if I disassemble them and sell them off as parts. I ain't doin' that. It would be a sin.
You can reach by P.M. here, called "start a conversation" on this site, or by text to my business phone at 516-635-8452. First come, first served, as is only fair.
Best, Lep
"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
Above Newells both sold to a fellow-NYAngler member.
Took all of 20 minutes - smashing the “old” 1-hour record of a couple of days ago! Thanks "B" and NYAngler!
Stay tuned for other tackle opportunities coming up in the near future from "Lep's House of Excess Tackle". . .
Took all of 20 minutes - smashing the “old” 1-hour record of a couple of days ago! Thanks "B" and NYAngler!
Stay tuned for other tackle opportunities coming up in the near future from "Lep's House of Excess Tackle". . .
"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
saw them right after you posted and if I was younger would have bought em right away...good stuff......BV is a youngster and has years to enjoy em....pays to watch the site 🙂
CommodoreOriginal Crew12,530 postsSince 2018
I see these reels already sold, but "B" will be happy to hear everything Lep said about them is true. I do use one for my Charter clients Bass fishing 3 way rigs in the Gut and the Race and they are tough as nails with terrific cranking power.
While I am on the subject of tough I have a great story to relate about my own Newell 235 and ironically, Lep was a part of it. We were Tog fishing on my boat in the Sound probably more than 15 years ago. This was before I got the "light tackle bug" and my 200 series Newell was used as a serious Blackfish reel.
It was a very cold day, temps hovering just above freezing, with an on and off light rain. Around noon time I had brought in my rig to rebait and my hands were so cold and wet that when I opened the clutch the entire rod and reel slipped out of my hands. Mind you we were anchored in Sound where the current can run up to 4 kts. and faster.
Anyway the bite was pretty decent so we stayed on the drop but I must have spent the next 20 minute using every expletive I know about losing such a favorite rig like that. Just as I started to calm down, Lep reels in his rig to rebait and he turns to me and says "Mike I have a pair of hooks attached to my hooks and it looks like your rig"!! Sure enough we hand retrieve every last yard of line and up comes my rod with the Newell still attached and in free spool!!!
About a week after it's brief swim Lep refurbished it for me and that rod and reel is still pounding the fish today! Good luck with your pair of Newell's, "B"
While I am on the subject of tough I have a great story to relate about my own Newell 235 and ironically, Lep was a part of it. We were Tog fishing on my boat in the Sound probably more than 15 years ago. This was before I got the "light tackle bug" and my 200 series Newell was used as a serious Blackfish reel.
It was a very cold day, temps hovering just above freezing, with an on and off light rain. Around noon time I had brought in my rig to rebait and my hands were so cold and wet that when I opened the clutch the entire rod and reel slipped out of my hands. Mind you we were anchored in Sound where the current can run up to 4 kts. and faster.
Anyway the bite was pretty decent so we stayed on the drop but I must have spent the next 20 minute using every expletive I know about losing such a favorite rig like that. Just as I started to calm down, Lep reels in his rig to rebait and he turns to me and says "Mike I have a pair of hooks attached to my hooks and it looks like your rig"!! Sure enough we hand retrieve every last yard of line and up comes my rod with the Newell still attached and in free spool!!!
About a week after it's brief swim Lep refurbished it for me and that rod and reel is still pounding the fish today! Good luck with your pair of Newell's, "B"
CaptainOriginal Crew1,853 postsSince 2018
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