Another Entrant to the Centrepin Market

[Worms]

My money is on the one in the back row right side

 

do we have a winner

But I'll take the one front left

 

"This has a breaking lock facility on the front"..............hmmmm!

[poledark]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Centre-Pin-Magnesium...=item5639f23b4e

 

Looks a bit flimsy to me but cheap and very light.

 

Oh my god! those videos are so exciting.......a reel that spins.............

 

 

Den

[tincatinca]

Another interesting one I have not heard of or seen before but apparantly made by Claro precision engineering in Knaresborough.

 

 

 

Looks nice though

 

---t put on the wrong post

Edited February 23, 2010 by tincatinca

[chavender]

Yes it does.I should imagine both originally came from the US Steelhead market.

 

 

too lightweight too have come from the north american market ,theres usuall follow the fly reel designs just bigger ,more a European type reel theres a euro company that i think makes these called a stucki and sold via this site

http://www.swiss-big-game.ch/rollen/laufrollen/stucki.html

 

and they possibly make the robo reels for dam ,they're all pretty much the same skeleton frame and fittings just the piercings on the spools change ,not a bad price though for a 5" reel ,it would possibly make for a good light float reel . i feel a terrible temptation coming on.....

[Dick Dastardly]

Another interesting one I have not heard of or seen before but apparantly made by Claro precision engineering in Knaresborough.

 

 

 

Looks nice though

 

---t put on the wrong post

 

 

Looks nice.

[Anderoo]

You lot need help!

[Chris Plumb]

Another interesting one I have not heard of or seen before but apparantly made by Claro precision engineering in Knaresborough.

 

 

 

Looks nice though

 

---t put on the wrong post

 

Looks very nice - just been trawling through their website - not their usual line of work - might be a one off or an 'apprentice' piece...

 

C.

[Tigger]

Looks nice.

 

 

Dunn'it just !

[tincatinca]

Another good site to trawl through if you have a couple of hours to spare to look at all the fishing auctions then the prices realised.

 

http://www.mullocksauctions.co.uk/Auction%20Catalogues.htm

 

Theres even wooden things for growing beans in the garden

Edited February 23, 2010 by tincatinca

[Guest bbamboo]

Another interesting one I have not heard of or seen before but apparantly made by Claro precision engineering in Knaresborough.

 

 

 

Looks nice though

 

---t put on the wrong post

 

I WOULD SAY VERY NICE

 

HOW MUCH?