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Heres an observation Ive picked up over five decades fishing the Virginia coast: spinning reels and saltwater do not mix

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The setup Im currently using is the 8-weight Orvis Encounter combo

Depends on the lure
After doing the first side of each blank I prised them off the workbench, removed the panel pins, turned them over and nailed them back onto the work bench making sure to nail through the same holes to minimise damage to the lure blank

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