Well, in need and have to sell of more of my gear. So, looking at what I can spare to get rid of (which really wasn't much). So, for now, selling off my plugs. Only kept some of my favorite boat casting plugs, rest are gone. Once I'm back on my feet, will rebuy. But, for someone wanting to get a quick buildup for a new driftboat, here you go.

First, I have two boxes of kwikfish. First box is filled with K16 and K15. There are 10 in a plano box. Second box of the set has K14 and K12/10s ( 18 total)


Next, I have my hotshot/tadpolly/hotntot box. It is loaded, and is a two sided box. 67 total in a good variety of colors.


Some are new, and some are used. Great way to start up the collection. Asking $180 for the whole lot (roughs out to $2 each for all, and I'm throwing in boxes too).

Still have them for sale????

sent you an email.

Sold

OH WELL Thanks anyway guess I was to slow

Well, check my other post. Guy ended up hurting with $$, so told him he could have the $$$ back. Was too late by time I sold them. So, will go for big bucks on ebay. LOL. They're listed now, seperated.

I don't know how e-bay works ,so how about just selling them to me direct.

PS did you get my e-mail on Sat or Sunday??

I can't remember, think I got it either sunday or monday.

Actually, once I post on ebay and it's bid on, it's pretty much sold to the highest bidder. Can't pull at that point. Basically a legally binding contract to sell. So, if you really want them you have to go to ebay and bid. They've already been bid on and have quite a few counter bids.

Thanks I'll give it a try

Steelheader, you actually CAN pull them off eBay when they have bids. On anything of importance I always put something about how I reserve the right to pull the plug, as I am always getting offers before the auction is done.

Curtis

Actually, you can, but legally by the bylaws of ebay (unless they've changed) you have to go to EACH bidder and ask if they'll relinquish their bid. If one doesn't, you have to keep the auction going (unless you have a good reason). Been doing ebay since day one. If you don't have a legitimate reason and you get called on it by a bidder, you will have to keep listing or sell to them at their price.

Also, hate to say, most guys were being cheap, even lowballing the price. I made over $200 on the auction (on most guys either wanted to pay under $150 or made promises about picking them up, but not following through). I got tired of the "promises" and had these babies cheap for a quick sale. Once I had to borrow $$, I had time to sell on ebay. I would never let an auction go short, unless a bidder made me an offer I couldn't refuse. Fishing gear draws top $$$ on ebay.

BTW Voodoo, did you ever get my PM? Look in upper left hand corner. Left you one. About fly tying. Check it out, and if you can't find it, email me at my address in profile.