The Willoughby Reel
“..but the casts are somewhat shorter in length with the Willoughby than with similar efforts with conventional gear.”
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Tag: Vintage Fishing Reels
Herter’s Rods, Reels, Other Stuff – Part III
Herter’s products were generally high quality, but as was the company’s practice their products...
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written by Terry Battisti
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