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Old 07-02-2011, 02:43 AM   #9
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Pointed wooden butt cap.
When i was young(very long time ago) surfcasters had one rod and a squider and would walk the beaches.
When they stopped to chat or visit the bushes they would jam their rod in the sand . The pointed wooden but helped the rod go into the sand far enough to stand upright.
Ithink Murat had a lot to do with the pointed butt
Never saw that but Charlie did some weird things.
When Dave died there was a box of turned Mur-eel bodies, un-finished in the basement of the old store. They were very old as Dave didn't turn so these were Charlie's and he died in 72. Anyway, some were turned out of red cedar and I was told that Charlie took down and old cedar fence and turned them out of the posts.

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