Having been an avid fisherman for most of my life I’ve learned

[oscarmayer]

how to make rigs, maintain and repair my reels, tie flies, build fishing rods, etc.
On occasion, for friends and family, I’m asked to repair a reel. Depending on availability of parts and/or my ability to fabricate a part, I get the reel operating every time.
That is until this last one. At first glance it appeared to be a decent quality albeit well-used Penn. Removing the gear case cover told a different story.



Thankfully, I know my limitations.

[2BullyMama]

how to make rigs, maintain and repair my reels, tie flies, build fishing rods, etc.
On occasion, for friends and family, I’m asked to repair a reel. Depending on availability of parts and/or my ability to fabricate a part, I get the reel operating every time.
That is until this last one. At first glance it appeared to be a decent quality albeit well-used Penn. Removing the gear case cover told a different story.



Thankfully, I know my limitations.

What the heck!???


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[helsonwheels]

They dug it out of a hole? Lol

[Marine91]

Looks like it was buried in the sand for a few years.