Penn Reels - just as you find them

Started by Superhook, October 30, 2015, 10:43:36 PM

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54bullseye

Thanks for all the kind replies !!  John Taylor

steelfish

just as I found it? 

well literally in pieces  ;D


more info about the reel and its repair job here

https://alantani.com/index.php/topic,39856.0.html
The Baja Guy

Benni3


Jighead

im hot rodding the jigmaster 501 on the right. its my first time ever tinkering with a reel so i picked up the squidder 140 on the left for $5 to use as a guinea pig.








Jighead


Brewcrafter

Jighead - You will find that with the "standard" Penn's like your Jiggy and Squidder, that as with many older Penn's the architecture is very similar, while maybe some of the actual parts are different.  Good reels to start with. - john

Gfish

You're stealing those Penn's for that price. The 4300 is a 3rd generation Spinfisher. What I like is the dog-ear style silent anti-reverse.
Fishing tackle is an art form and all fish caught on the right tackle are"Gfish"!

slosh

Went to the local flea market yesterday morning, not much going on until we got to the very last table. Bought an old leather revolver holster for $3, an old made-in-Japan novelty spy glass for $1,and I saw a pair of Penn #9s on old glass rods. Asking price? $5 each.
Both are fully functional and just need a clean and lube. One rod is a Betts, the other has no labels left. I might keep the combos intact and see if they can't handle bottom fishing from the pier or boat.

Crow

There's nothing wrong with a few "F's" on your record....Food, Fun, Flowers, Fishing, Friends, and Fun....to name just a few !

pjstevko

Clean looking old school combos. Way to go rescuing them