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Take a look at what’s going to the basis for my next project

 

http://tackledirect.com/am16iar16iar.html

 

I have long fancied a small more classic looking Ambassadeur than the Morrum, but with real high-end performance. Now’s the time come to realize my dream

 

Now, this is nothing for the fainthearted and requires skills in reel tuning far beyond what I possess so I will be sending the reel to UT (Ulf Tingstrom), a Swedish reel magician that builds and tunes classic Ambassadeur's to a higher standard than probably anyone else in the world.

 

This is going to be something extra, extra special and I’m sooooo excited B)B):D:D

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Would like to share your excitment Vidar, but in what? Are you going to fish with it? :unsure:

 

Yes, of course :rolleyes::rolleyes:

 

A huge number of people around the world are fans of the classic style 1500 & 2500 and use them either as standard or tuned to various levels.

 

A tuned 2500 reel with a lightweight Avail spool mounted, was used when setting the British long casting record in the 5/8oz class with a length in excess of 125 yards.

 

It's simply exciting to own something that is engineered to almost perfection.

 

I tell you one thing for sure, it's a hell of a lot more fun to collect rare or high-end fishing tackle than stamps :lol::lol:

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Now that looks like fun.

 

What weight lures and what sort of rod?

 

It should be a perch lure anglers dream.

" My choices in life were either to be a piano player in a whore house or a politician. And to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference!" - Harry Truman, 33rd US President

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Now that looks like fun.

 

What weight lures and what sort of rod?

 

It should be a perch lure anglers dream.

 

I intend to use it for crankbaits & jerkbaits in the 3/8 to 5/8oz range and the reel will be paired with a Megabass F4-68X Jabberwock rod.

 

http://www.megabassusa.com/Baitcasting.htm

 

Double click on the pictures for a larger image.

 

A unique reel deserves a unique rod :):):)

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Interesting site. Not one I was familiar with but they do have some nice looking gear. I'm guessing the prices are a little out of my range though. :D

" My choices in life were either to be a piano player in a whore house or a politician. And to tell the truth, there's hardly any difference!" - Harry Truman, 33rd US President

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Yes, of course :rolleyes::rolleyes:

 

A huge number of people around the world are fans of the classic style 1500 & 2500 and use them either as standard or tuned to various levels.

 

A tuned 2500 reel with a lightweight Avail spool mounted, was used when setting the British long casting record in the 5/8oz class with a length in excess of 125 yards.

 

It's simply exciting to own something that is engineered to almost perfection.

 

I tell you one thing, it's a hell of a lot more fun to collect rare or high-end fishing tackle than stamps :lol::lol:

 

Look Vidar I am a phila,,,,phitrapissed... stamp collector, think your comment a bit harsh :angry:

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Vidar

A serious question for once if I may, I am intrigued, do you enter into beach casting tournaments? And if so how successful are you? Are you English? :)

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