A little bit of action in Pa.

Good bunch of various fish caught, and thanks for sharing.

Nice catch.

Regards


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Is that an old Quick 110 reel?

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Originally Posted by yobuck

Is that an old Quick 110 reel?

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yobuck,
That is a Quick 265 Microlite. The Microlite came out in 1961, the 110 in 1967, and the 110N in 1974. Thanks for asking.

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Originally Posted by moonrunner

yobuck,
That is a Quick 265 Microlite. The Microlite came out in 1961, the 110 in 1967, and the 110N in 1974. Thanks for asking.

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I had a 110 i bought in the mid 70s, also had several 220s a 330 and a 550.
I only used the 110 and the 220s in fresh water, but the salt ate up the others.
I believe a 220 and the 110 might still exist somewhere in the garage at our camp near Driftwood in Cameron Co.

Nice mixture of catches and great pictures! Thanks for the ride along!


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Originally Posted by yobuck

I had a 110 i bought in the mid 70s, also had several 220s a 330 and a 550.
I only used the 110 and the 220s in fresh water, but the salt ate up the others.
I believe a 220 and the 110 might still exist somewhere in the garage at our camp near Driftwood in Cameron Co.

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Might be worth looking and trying for a restore. The old timers can be fun to fish with.
Bob

As you know, these reels are very well made. As long as rust hasn't run rampant, some cleaning, maybe a little polishing, and lubrication, and the reels will be ready to catch fish!

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Those are some unusual baits but there’s nothing wrong with those fish. A good days catch.

Nice streamside share M'run'r...what brand rod is that?(vintage as well?) Like the uncommon larger diameter, bare-grip for a better, more sensitive feel probability for u/l fishing.:check

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