In honor of all the veterans -- including my dad and other family veterans -- we give you a couple of videos of dogs greeting returning vets. And one of kids being surprised. If you aren't moved by these videos I am not sure I want to know you. Courtesy of Mental Floss.
Things I would Buy if Only I Could Afford Them
A nice Homer Jennings fly rod is a great fishing tool.
How about a classic Allcock Coxon Aerial?
A Heddon Light Six pack is the find of the week.
The Heddon 100 in Green Crackleback is an aesthetic bait.
A Jack Welch handmade bait caster? Holy moly rocky.
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Sometimes a plain lure (like this Heddon 400) can still take your breath away.
Heddon week continues with this four point Spearing Decoy.
A Walter Dingley Nova #4 is a great reel.
The Eger in the Victory box is a great beat.
Check your closet to see if this Fenwick Lunkerstick is lurking in the back.
Flourescent Yellow on a CCBC Snook Pikie is a super rare bait.
Everyone likes a Chapman bait. We'd like it better with clearer photos, though.
A Thos. J. Conroy reel is a really great Victorian winch.
If Flourescent Yellow is tough on CCBC, so is Yellow Flash.
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Spain made some great reels, including this Sagarra 47.
These Bingo Humps lure molds are as rare as they get.
A Falls City No. 1 minnow bucket is a terrific find.
Ah yes. The classic vintage boat seat!
A Spiral Wind in the box is one of the nicest obscure reels around.
How about this neat Kosmic fly rod?
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This is the first Bill Burgess fly dope tin I've ever seen.
A Bronson Pal is a really rare reel that doesn't come to market often at all.
That's it for this week! I'll turn it over to the weekend crew. As always, have a great weekend and be good to each other, and yourself.
-- Dr. Todd
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