The Spoonpluggers Forum

Special offer for Spoonpluggers only. Since I have gone electric trolling reels I have 4 Okuma line counter reels available. all 300's and left hand reelers.
These are the reels that i learned on the oldest may be four years of age the newest, Bought new on ebay for $50-$60. Spoonpluggers can have for $25
Check'em out on Ebay if you need photos....https://www.ebay.com/itm/164867888033?e ... SwkvdahGIb


Hal

Just sold one...Remember the price is $25.00 and I'll pay the shipping for Spoonpluggers. Three left.
Hal

I've sent you a message Hal.

Hi Hal, I sent you a PM. I'll take one.

Thanks

Jim

Had 5, 2 left to sell, Left hand reeler $25.00 shipping include for Forum members.

Hal

one left Left hand reeler line counter Ukuma's 30 dxl

Hal

I have moved 4 of these nice reels to new spoonpluging homes. I lied I have one more left to move.
Left hand reel line counter 30 DLX series reel. Only $25.00 and that includes shipping
Hal

All Gone! Thanks guys for providing new homes for these nice Okuma's

Hal

Hal, check your PM's.

Thanks

Garry B wrote: ↑Mon Jul 05, 2021 8:58 am Hal, check your PM's.

Thanks

Nothing there from Garry B Please resend.
Hla

Hal, what brand and model of electric reels did you purchase when you sold your Okuma line counter reels?

My wife says it's time for us to switch to electric reels for trolling spoonplugs.

Thank you,
Garry Boggs
Iowa

Garry B wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 8:50 pm Hal, what brand and model of electric reels did you purchase when you sold your Okuma line counter reels?

My wife says it's time for us to switch to electric reels for trolling spoonplugs.

Thank you,
Garry Boggs
Iowa

Gary
Jerry Borst turn me on to Daiwa electrics, the only way to troll. I pray for him every day. I am all in, I have 5 now. My use of wire line is very limited so that is the only reel that is still an Okuma left hand crank.. The others I have two with 20Lb braid, two with 80 lb braid and one with 10 lb braid for shallow water work. They operate great though the Daiwa leobritz S500J is very user friendly. I have one Daiwa Leobritz S500 great reel just a little clumsier to operate for me. My shallow water work reel is a Banax Kaigen 150. If I was only going to have one or two reels it would be the S500J. I give you a link on e-bay as a place to start your search. best of luck.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R ... j&_sacat=0

This life is a bit like Texas Hold'em and like my wife always says "Hal is all In"

Hal

Hello
Do still have reels for sale?

Sorry The rreels are gone to new homes
Hal