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Posted 2 years ago
jcollier83
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I was given this old fishing pole by my father in law. He said his uncle was given this pole when he was a young man then past it to my father in law. He said it was early 1900's. The rod is 100% wood other than two connector points that are made of brass. It also has double sided guides that was used for once one side started to bend to much you would use the other side to straightn it up. It also seems to have a very small Eagle or something like that on it. Does anyone have any idea what year it maybe or a maker? Thanks for looking.
Fishing RodsThough often overshadowed by fishing lures and reels, fishing rods are the …
I have one that looks very similar...I think it's a Montague...[IMG]http://i861.photobucket.com/albums/ab179/cmcnitt/Fishingstuff1028.jpg[/IMG] you can kind of see it in this photo of mine
I have a simular rod, eyes on both sides, end eye in center. This has a Brooklure lable.
Does anyone have date they were made; by whom and approximate value ?
thanks for info; I found one of these too.