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Mitchell / Re: Mitchell fishing reel muse...
Last post by Reeltyme - Today at 09:58:41 AM
Thanks for this. I appreciate the link.
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Mitchell / Re: First Mitchell 300 Done (...
Last post by jgp12000 - Today at 07:00:23 AM
300 foot numbers are hard to read without a magnifying glass for myself.
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Recipes / Re: Turkey Neck Bone Meat Sand...
Last post by jgp12000 - Today at 06:56:46 AM
Quote from: Gfish on December 08, 2025, 03:40:34 PMInteresting combo. Especially with the sweet/tart cranberries, combined with mayo. Wonder what stuffing would do for it?
=a(Fart)
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Beginner's Board / Re: 1948 French Dep Savoy spin...
Last post by Midway Tommy - Today at 06:54:06 AM
Lot of different varieties/names of those Sap/Dep reels out there to catch one's eye. A few of their names are Sap, Dep, Savoy & Stesco for the US market, and others offered in Europe were Ferax, Ceka, Rochebut, Lutece & Lutetia, just to name a few. They're very similar high quality reels, with some being a little difficult to come by.     
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These French reels that you keep showing have really challenged my ideas of spinner innards. For a while I really thought there were only about 3-4 different basic mechanisms for a spinning reel. Turns out there's a lot more variety out there.
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Beginner's Board / Re: 1948 French Dep Savoy spin...
Last post by Woodbilly - Today at 03:37:58 AM
Quote from: jtwill98 on Today at 02:19:32 AMlooking forward to seeing the innards.

Got her all stripped tonight.
Going to update the thread,tomorrow!

Of course, this old girl was very different than her other French sisters!

Stay tuned!
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Mitchell / Re: Mitchell fishing reel muse...
Last post by rcmsangab - Today at 03:15:24 AM
Thanks for the link! Great information.
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Mitchell / Re: First Mitchell 300 Done (...
Last post by rcmsangab - Today at 03:11:54 AM
Quote from: happyhooker on December 10, 2025, 09:42:22 PMWay to stick with it.  A 300 w/o a serial number is not unheard of.

Frank
Hey guys==that is what I was trying to show foot and body pics. Really need to figure out a better camera/phone and lighting situation--since the photographer is unlikely to get more talented, lol. Anyway, I never would have semi-figured it out without the collective wisdom, examples and encouragement from this amazing site. 
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Mitchell / Re: First Mitchell 300 Done (...
Last post by rcmsangab - Today at 03:06:38 AM
Quote from: Midway Tommy on December 10, 2025, 08:19:14 PMGood for you! 👍 Experience is always the best learning process. The biggest challenge is mentally retaining the tips & tricks for the next encounter.  😁
At least by the 4th time through with this one I could remember where most of the parts go!
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Mitchell / Mitchell fishing reel museum a...
Last post by jtwill98 - Today at 02:27:22 AM
Some of the Mitchell reel enthusiasts may enjoy this interesting article.

Site URL for those security conscious individuals who refuse to click on links:   https://www.wonderfulmuseums.com/museum/mitchell-fishing-reel-museum/