ot reel

Would a single action reel be useful at all for bass fishing. I have reel of
vintage origin. I was thinking it may be useful on a modern day glass cane
pole.

What do you mean by "single action"? I've got a couple of single action
Rugers but they don't fit any of my reel seats.
"Gone Angling" wrote in message
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Would a single action reel be useful at all for bass fishing. I have reel of
vintage origin. I was thinking it may be useful on a modern day glass cane
pole.

Eric H wrote:

What do you mean by "single action"? ...

One turn of the handle equals one turn of the spool, typically a
fly reel, ie the classic Pflueger.

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Ken Fortenberry

This reel is made of bakelite. The brand is steelite and circa 1940.

Modern day glass came pole? I thought a cane pole was made of cane. (Bamboo
actually)

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"Gone Angling" wrote in message
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Would a single action reel be useful at all for bass fishing. I have reel
of
vintage origin. I was thinking it may be useful on a modern day glass cane
pole.

Made of glass or graphite according to the article i read. I've seen them at
the fishing show. I would shy away from the bamboo pole.

(1) Learn how to quote. (Who the hell am I kidding???)
(2) Return it to Wal*Mart.
(3) Stop putting so much sour cream on my tacos!

Gone Analing wrote:

This reel is made of bakelite. The brand is steelite and circa 1940.

harrrrrrrrrr

"Dan Krueger" wrote in message
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(1) Learn how to quote. (Who the hell am I kidding???)
(2) Return it to Wal*Mart.
(3) Stop putting so much sour cream on my tacos!

Gone Analing wrote:

This reel is made of bakelite. The brand is steelite and circa 1940.

gone angling wrote;I would shy away from the bamboo pole.

Would you just quietly sneak away from the pole in hopes it doesn't see you?
Or run away with hands flailing in the air? I couldn't resist. It's much
harder to ignore him when the lakes have lids on them. I'm a bad
Al-aholic