Phillipson Reel Seat / Burl Tennesee Handle

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robert egan Registered: August 2007 Posts: 14	Old Phillipson anodized aluminum reel seat on a brown burl Tennesee handle over a vintage 1975 Fenwick blank
	· Date: Mon August 13, 2007 · Views: 2,812 · Filesize: 39.9kb, 90.4kb · Dimensions: 768 x 576 ·
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steve cox

Registered: May 2006
Posts: 203

Tue August 14, 2007 12:10am

Nice work! Never seen one of those before. I like it. Does someone still make them?

robert egan

Registered: August 2007
Posts: 14

Tue August 14, 2007 7:21am

They haven't been produced in years. I found mine at Rick's Rods in Colorado. Kinda pricey even for a vintage item, but they can used with any type of reel, casting, spin or fly.

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danny ross

Registered: June 2006
Posts: 30

Wed August 15, 2007 11:39pm

how well do they old the reel on the rod, do they hack up the cork much? thanks

robert egan

Registered: August 2007
Posts: 14

Thu August 16, 2007 7:22am

Won't know how it holds up until I catch a few Redfish. The burl cork is denser than standard rings so it should hold up fine.