Adirondack Hunter

this is an old abu-garcia casting reel, not in the greatest condition, but in a case

Adirondack Hunter

here is my collection

Adirondack Hunter

my guess is that this is my most valuable, a heddon crazy crawler still in box

Adirondack Hunter

and this is my knife

Adirondack Hunter

well thats all of them, any help would be appreciated.

MOTOWNHONKEY

I don't think the rods will do much for ya, but there are some lure collectors that might be interested in yours. Just do some searching on Google and see what's out there.

davidmil

I have no idea, but I know my brother would. He lives just outside of Rome on the NW side of it about 8 miles. If you really want his opinion I can give you his number. He is in big with a bunch of fly fishermen. I'm sure he'll give you an honest appraisal if he knows. I doubt he'd buy them, but he'll tell you who would and where to sell them. He goes down your way all the time to visit his daughter. Another thought, do some google searching by item name. I'll bet you can find some of the same stuff for sale on Ebay. Watch the sales and see what they sell for. You could also search for old fishing equipment for sale, fly fishing clubs/groups/talk forums. The lures are probably your best prizes.

JoshKeller

The rods arent worth much unless they are signed and in mint condition. Most high end bamboo rods (antiques) are signed - The jobbers usually dont sign them.

The lures are pretty valuable. I'd say 3 - $500 for the entire collection is a realistic expectation.