Author Topic: Need help finding old tipdown style  (Read 829 times)

Offline FishGut

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Need help finding old tipdown style
« on: Feb 21, 2010, 10:29 AM »
My grandfather used to have a type of tipdown some 40 years ago, and I want to find something similar. I remember them being about a 1x4 about 2 feet long. There was a spool mounted to it, with the flag pivoting in the middle. On the flag was a lead weight that slid once the fish had taken the line. You planted them at a 45 degree angle with a metal spike that came out from the bottom. What are they called, and where could I find some? I suppose I'll make them if I can't find similar ones.
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Offline hunter13

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Re: Need help finding old tipdown style
« Reply #1 on: Feb 24, 2010, 11:58 AM »
champlain jacks maybe  they sound like it but with out the spike  put them in mounds of snow if i remember right


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