curled fishing pole antique 1940's wood rod with Pfluger Sal-Trout Reel – Southern Adirondack ReStore Rare antique 19th century Japanese

Their erratic, fluttering movement mimics that of an injured baitfish, making them irresistible to predators such as Amberjack, Grouper, Snapper, and Tuna

I opt for spring floats because Im normally fishing shallow anyway, and I prefer having the option of adding and removing the float as I go without having to re-tie

Flexible rod holder configurations

Straight, short-shank hook styles are preferred, and sometimes barrel swivels are needed above baits to prevent line twist

Varnished flamed cane, walnut and bright metal screwlock downlocking reel seat believed to be made by Lyle Dickerson, half Wells grip with series of three thumb indentations