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Although Gadabout's background was as a tackle salesman and much Shakespeare tackle was used on the show, there was no explicit "selling". The plane travel aspect was in part an illusion. The Flying Fisherman was much different than today's outdoor shows, which seem to be infomercials in disguise and which have left the domain of network television. A brand name was rarely mentioned. Some trips were in fact filmed close to home (he maintained a number of different residences). Not all trips were necessarily preceded by a plane flight, but the appearance of a plane landing during the show's opening sequence was suggestive of such.

Tight Lines Tuesday Shakespeare Cadillac by John Etchieson 87 years ago in 1930 the Shakespeare Tackle Company introduced a very high quality enameled “Super Silk” fly line for trout fishing that they called the CADILLAC brand. Shakespeare Jacksmith Lure The Shakespeare Jacksmith lure was Series 6561. The wooden, pressed eye lure was first introduced in the 1930’s by the Shakespeare Bait Company of Kalamazoo, Michigan.

I generally do that anyway as it reduces the risk of nicking the line in transport, but for quick trips, it can be a pain. This basically means that you have to cut your line off and reel in all of the line, and rethread it every time you take the rod down. When you pull the two halves of the rod apart, all of the stainless steel guides are on one end, while only the reel is on the other. I’ve been fishing the combo for a few months now. While the fishing has been slow, as the water is warming very slowly this year, the rod is working flawlessly.

On Jan. 13 -10 days after the accident - sheriff’s deputies returned to the area where the boat capsized and saw a coiled CSR line floating at the surface and http://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=marine supply drifting with the current. After unsuccessfully trying to tie off the coiled line so it wouldn’t be a hazard, deputies eventually cut the line as far down into the water as possible and removed about 30 feet of line.