Bank Sticks....

Made some other form of traditional fishing tackle.
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Loop Erimder wrote::drool: :drool: :drool:
Can I add to Loops post.... :drool:

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Lovely looking bank sticks, that flame mottled cane really does set them apart and gives them a proper traditional look. :clap: :clap:

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Really beautiful them!!
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stunning!

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they are out of this world.

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Well fellow TFF'ers....I am just back in from a long afternoon out looking at places up near Gloucester........but awaiting my retur....Ms "Postie" ......who had discretely hidden a cardboard parcel in our driveway; a delightful surprise from a mystery benefactor and friend.

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I have been asked to "on pass" some to two other TFF'ers; neither of whom as I type know that they will soon also be the lucky recipient of the fantastic skill and generosity of a member of this Forum. I know who he is but he has asked to remain anonymous.........however.....publically "young man"....may I say thankyou once again for your marvellous ability to make a truly fantastic teatime here.......a delightful surprise parcel to open and once again a very generous gift to the three of us other TFF Members. Thank you. I shall be using mine at The Moat next week as will at least one other TFF friend.

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They are proper posh very nice indeed :mrgreen:
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Now I know why Wal didn't have time to take a rod of mine on ... and justifiably so ... the Bank sticks are simply superb. :Hat:
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AshbyCut wrote:Now I know why Wal didn't have time to take a rod of mine on ... and justifiably so ... the Bank sticks are simply superb. :Hat:

Not mine I'm afraid Mal, I only wish I could lay claim to the superb work.

I do know from experience that he has put many hours into making the wooden rod rest heads, there is only so much of it that can be safely done on a lathe, the rest of it is hand finished.

Bravo that man. :clap:

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Wal - I can also now add that I had not appreciated that the TFF maker of these has hollowed each one out in addition to making everything - the result is that they weigh a mere 2 ozs. Incredible ! Four are mahogany heads and two are oak.

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