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Blimey 15 ripp's, I bet you snatched their hands off, ya jammy bugger. If need to move it on you've got my number ;) .

 

Hey Brian, did you not get my pm's about your trip with Dave ?

Sorry Ian missed that.

 

A tiger does not lose sleep over the opinion of sheep

 

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Love em Brian, but I prefer the 501's ;)

Whats the difference?

 

I had a 501 years ago myself and only thing Ive noticed is this 506 seems to hold more line.

 

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Whats the difference?

 

I had a 501 years ago myself and only thing Ive noticed is this 506 seems to hold more line.

 

 

They both hold the same ammount of line Brian. The 501 doesn't have a drag as such but backwinds instead. It actually has a screw on the handle to stiffen up the backwind so it can be used as a drag. The 506 can have the pawl removed to allow backwinding but I'd keep it origional if I was you.

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They both hold the same ammount of line Brian. The 501 doesn't have a drag as such but backwinds instead. It actually has a screw on the handle to stiffen up the backwind so it can be used as a drag. The 506 can have the pawl removed to allow backwinding but I'd keep it origional if I was you.

Sound interesting. So long as it don't start smoking when hook something that pulls back. :)

 

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Sound interesting. So long as it don't start smoking when hook something that pulls back. :)

 

Smokin...you can give it one of your roll ups :lol: Being serious Brian they're brilliant little reels.

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Crikey, Ian, you'll never get insurance for that reel now. It's priceless!

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501/506/506M Still cant be beat as running water waggler reels IMO Brian.

I can see a plan for waggler fished bread flake in some hard to reach winter chub pegs coming together. It might even help slow the onset of hypothermia down if i don't need to stand in the river so much this winter. :)

 

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Ian well done chap everyone seems to be catching Barbs on the pin ,Except me of course gonna have to pull my finger out face .

Nice looking reel nothing quite like the excitment of the first time you use a new toy eh? Steve.

We are not putting it back it is a lump now put that curry down and go and get the scales

have I told you abouit the cruise control on my Volvo ,,,,,,,bla bla bla Barder rod has it come yet?? and don`t even start me on Chris Lythe :bleh::icecream:

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