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Bronson1700Lashless (2nd Version)FreshwaterRotating spoolLevel-windWide spoolAluminum Alloy100 yds.2 3/162 3/16Late 1940s1954Same as above but now with aluminum spool 28% lighter Bronson1700ALashlessFreshwaterRotating spoolLevel-windWide spoolAluminum Alloy100 yds.2 3/162 3/1619541959New heavier aluminum spool Bronson1710LashlessFreshwaterRotating spoolLevel-windWide spoolAluminum Alloy100yds.2 3/162 3/161951mid 1950sGreen anodized aluminum version Cullum & Boren Sporting Goods3620LatnoFreshwaterRotating spoolLevel-windWide spoolPlated brass100 yds.2 3/162 3/16mid 1930slate1930sSame as Bronsons #3600 Commander, Wave design, rare Bronson752LeveliteFreshwaterRotating spoolLevel-windWide spoolPlated brass100 yds2 1/4pillars 1 3/4193219339 oz., Formerly the Symploreel #752 Levelite 3 point oiling in head cap, Dust proof spool cap on tail, Tobin bronze bearings, Ebony catucite (plastic) head and tail, Adj

The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, allowing smooth operation even during long fishing sessions

This got me thinking and if you actually look at a tied-up hook, in something like a QM1 pattern, the actual chance of the point catching hold is quite small, whereas a wide-gape hook such as the Pellet Waggler, combined with its out turned eye, leaves the hook point wide open to prick in a fishs mouth

The primary requirements for Opus-1 were robustness and corrosion resistance

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