[fshman1]

It is time...I need to downsize my room full of fishing gear. Several boxes of tackle and bundles of rods. It is hurtful for me, to give up my love of fishing salt water. I cant leave this stuff to the kids, and to see it in a garage sale is not an option. Once, a fishing buddy was to take it, has moved and not interested. I have sold several 2speed outfits over the past several years, including my 80 wide.Now,unable to hook a trip, most long ones are sold out, years in advance., maybe someone knows how to to do this. We will ALL face this same issue.

 

[mogandave]

I sold a lot of stuff last year, some on BD and some on sbay. If you have popular stuff, BD is great, for the rest of the stuff ebay is good.

To get decent money you will have to be ready to ship stuff. Have you used ebay/paypal before?

Are you trying to sell it all as a lot or piece it out?

The easiest way to get rid of it and still get good prices would probably be at one of the occasional fishing swap-meets.

SD's "Day at the Docks" is April 10, 2022, I think they have a swap-meat but I'm not sure.

 

[fshman1]

Thank you for that,

 

[fshman1]

Twentieth anniversary trip on the Q105,,was on that trip, still have poster in original container,momento.Now seeing the Excel go the same way, old and cripple.Time changes,at some point, Mexico will restrict sports fishing, Tons of gear be useless. I have a closet full of gear, nowhere to go with it.Istill prefer albey fishing, as the best and most fun.For those that follow, protect your fishery.....

 

[Pelagic Hunter]

Albies are still caught off the Oregon coast unlike California.

 

[Pelagic Hunter]

Don't quit.

 

[mogandave]

What year was the Q's anniversary? I remember I got a nice poster one year. I was on a charter by the powder-metal supplier to Buck Knives.