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Question
My uncle had a 6', 2 section fiberglass Sheakespeare casting rod model 1190.M. Is this rod still available and if so where can he purchase one? He also would like to purchase a reel - 1970 President, model FC, or have the one he has repaired. Can you please advise us where he can get these things?
Greetings,
I don't know if the rod is still available. I would think they would be available on e-bay. You might have to save a search and wait for one to be listed. Make your search cover many different ways a seller could list it. Turn the e-mail notification on and be patient for the right one at the right price to be available.
To get your reel repaired contact Chuck at the Sportsman's Repair in Mosinee, Wisconsin, he is very good and friendly. http://www.sportsmansrepair.com/ Tell him I sent you.
Hook Em' Hard,
Joe
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Answers by Expert:
Joe Junion (Jomusky)
Expertise
Specializing in Musky fishing and ice fishing for Northern Pike and Walleye. I don't know anything about old tackle or rods and reels. Questions of this nature will be rejected.
Experience
I have been an avid musky angler for over 20 years and am very active in the musky community.
Organizations
I am the President of the C & R Musky Club of Appleton. We are one of the clubs which belong to the Wisconsin Musky Clubs Alliance. I also belong to the World Musky Alliance. I have been an active member at MuskieFirst.com since it started.
Publications
Jomusky.com, CRMuskyClub.com and MuskieFirst.com
Education/Credentials
My education about fishing has come from reading every article and book I can find, networking with many people, fishing with many different people (some well known), and plan up hitting the water hard and thinking about all the details.
Awards and Honors
I have won a few tournaments and club awards over the years.
Past/Present Clients
Due to family, work, tournaments and time on the water I don't have time to guide.
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