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Thursday, August 13, 2026

One-Lure Challenge – Fish #3 on the Loch Haven Spinner

One-Lure Challenge – Fish #3 on Loch Haven Inline Spinner 🎣

One-Lure Challenge – Fish #3

Loch Haven Inline Spinner at a Local Pond 🎣 | Average Angler Life

Fish number 3 is in the books for the one-lure challenge. I’m still fishing the same Loch Haven inline spinner and working a local pond for bass.

No switching. No backup baits. Just putting in the time with one lure and paying attention to what works. The steady retrieve continues to produce, and each fish teaches me a little more about how this spinner wants to be fished.

One lure. Fish #3. Still learning with every cast.

These limited-lure sessions strip away the extra choices and force better focus. It’s been a good reminder that you don’t always need a full tackle box to have a solid day on the water.

On to the next cast — and hopefully fish number 4.

Tight lines,
— Glenn
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Wednesday, August 05, 2026

Old Daiwa Minicast Rod + 1960s Abu Spinner Still Catch Bass

Old Daiwa Minicast Rod + 1960s Abu Spinner Still Catch Bass on BFS Gear 🎣

Old Daiwa Minicast Rod + 1960s Abu Spinner

Still Catch Bass on BFS Gear 🎣 | Average Angler Life

Old gear still gets the job done! In this session an old Daiwa Minicast rod proved it works great for BFS-style fishing, and I landed a bass on a vintage Abu Garcia inline spinner from the 1960s.

The classic rod handled light lures nicely, and the old spinner still had enough action to trigger a strike. Mixing older equipment with modern ultralight approaches keeps things interesting and often produces fish.

Sometimes the oldest combinations are the most fun.

There’s something satisfying about catching bass on gear that has already seen decades of use.

What’s the oldest rod or lure you’ve successfully fished with recently? Share your stories in the comments!

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— Average Angler Life 🎣

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