I am Scott Rodriguez, recently opened my reel repair business "Maybe We Can Fix It" Reel Repair based out of my home in the city of Orange, CA 92868.
Business is licensed with the city and state.
Factory Trained Repair Technician.
I repair and service every make and model under the sun and in your closet, baitcasters, star drags, lever drags, ultra light spinning reels up to 130W 2-Speed lever drags.
My business location has me within a 45 minute drive of Okuma, Shimano, Daiwa, and Accurate! Avet is about 1.5 hours away.
If you are looking for a quality, honest reel repair technician that will treat you and your reel with respect than look no further!!
Text or email me for a repair/service quote. All quoted service prices do not include parts, parts are an extra charge if needed and will be quoted prior to purchase and/or installation.
Scott Rodriguez, Owner/Operator
Factory Trained Technician
maybewecanfixit@gmail.com
Text or email is best. (Greasy Hands, cannot always pick up the phone.)
Instagram: @maybewecanfixit_reelrepair
Website Coming Soon!!
What's involved in being factory trained?
-steve
Quote from: oc1 on October 24, 2020, 08:01:52 PM
What's involved in being factory trained?
-steve
And by whom?
Inquiring minds need to know ;D
sweatshop X gets hit by derailed trolley Y at velocity Z
how many passengers are factory-trained?
Fair question, that "title" can come off as being a bit pretentious. but primarily used to convey actual, professional service technician experience within the fishing industry.
My reel service abilities come from looking up to and studying techniques of those who have laid the ground work ahead of me, Alan Tani, Pete of Just Fishing, Rocchi of Rocky's Reel Service, and my own self worth as a repair technician.
Quote from: oc1 on October 24, 2020, 08:01:52 PM
What's involved in being factory trained?
-steve
You're no longer with Okuma? Welcome to the OC!
I am the Lead Repair Technician at Okuma Fishing Tackle. Trying to keep the entities separate as my services are unrelated to those of Okuma Fishing Tackle. Also, wasn't trying to throw around the Okuma name in regard to garnering some "clout".
Quote from: JK47 on October 24, 2020, 11:01:18 PM
Quote from: oc1 on October 24, 2020, 08:01:52 PM
What's involved in being factory trained?
-steve
And by whom?
Touche sir.
Show me the one that walks out with a business plan, gets licensed, and starts a business.
Factory Trained.
Quote from: philaroman on October 25, 2020, 01:22:36 AM
sweatshop X gets hit by derailed trolley Y at velocity Z
how many passengers are factory-trained?
You may know me from my personal account name here on AT.com, sundaytrucka
Quote from: Tiddlerbasher on October 25, 2020, 12:08:29 AM
Inquiring minds need to know ;D
no, DO throw the name around -- that's significant, useful info.
so, you'd be the guy to ask about unnamed, unnumbered Okuma parts -- right?
some of the brass bits from inside spools & drag-knobs are
SOOOOOOO cross-Brand tinker-friendly & useful
wish Okuma sold mixed grab-bags
Hello Mark!
I am still at Okuma full time, just burning the midnight oil getting my business started.
You know if you need anything parts or service related from Okuma let me know, I will take care of you.
Need to get out fishing together again..I am on the long range kick now, got the Ok from my wife to do a couple of trips a year. I see that you go out regularly...Kind of jealous.
-Scott R.
Quote from: MarkT on October 26, 2020, 05:53:57 PM
You're no longer with Okuma? Welcome to the OC!
sotty, glad to see all of this coming together. and congratulations on the 3 kids!!!!!!!
Scott is a good guy, fellas —
Met him at the Fred Hall show.
He knows his stuff.
If you send him some work — or just need parts or advice — he will help you.
Best, Fred
Posting some more reels I have been working on, keeping a little catalog of recent work to show what I am up to. Hope everyone is having a good holiday season.
sotty, i added you to the photo group so that you can load and save your photos here. use it as a hosting service instead of photobucket.