Iiiiiiiihhhhhhh si mbah sirikkkkkkkkkkkkk On Fri, 28 Sep 2001 20:40:23 +0700, E. Sumarno wrote: >Mas Josst, Mas Wira enggak perlu Reel katanya...soalnya udah enggak >mancing >lagi...percuma aja dikasih dia......nanti malah bulukan, kalau >karatan masih >mendingan ....... tandanya dipake mancing tapi jorok enggak di cuci. > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Joost Soenardjo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 4:09 PM >Subject: Re: [mancing-l] Tebakan berhadiah Reel DAIWA, sekalian >bilang kolam >AIZ itu betulan > > >> Wah..wah.... >> Pak Wira Jagoan..........heubaaaaat >> Selisih waktu 6 menit........saya rasa teman-teman lain >> tidak berkeberatan anda pemenangnya. >> Kasih alamatnya dong plus nama lengkap >> Hadiah saya kirim lewat TIKI atau mau mampir dirumah saya? >> Dengan demikian pemenang adalah saudara Wira >> perlombaan ditutup. >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Wira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 3:44 PM >> Subject: Re: [mancing-l] Tebakan berhadiah Reel DAIWA, sekalian >>bilang >kolam >> AIZ itu betulan >> >> >> Nich jawaban gua: >> >> Fishing Reel History >> Angling historians have long been frustrated in trying to trace the >> history of the fishing reel. English literature first reported a >> "wind", installed within two feet of the lower end of the rod in >> 1651. This is usually accepted as the earliest known reference to a >> reel. However, there are examples of Oriental paintings that depict >> Chinese fishermen using reels of various sizes that date to the >> twelfth century. One of these paintings, c1195, illustrated the >> earliest known depiction of a reel. >> >> Until the 1800's the reel was little more than a storage place for >> excess line. However in the 19th century we had rapid development >>of >> the multiplying reel. The British, probably justifiably, claim to >>be >> the originators of the multiplying reel, but the reels of George >> Snyder, of Paris, Kentucky, have become the most famous 19th >>century >> multipliers. Snyder's reels were developed in the 1820s, and became >> the origin of the "Kentucky Reels." a drawing of one of the >>earliest >> Snyder reels is shown to the right. >> >> >From these reels evolved the famous Kentucky reels of Meek Milam, >> Sage, Hardman and Gayle. During the middle of the 19th century >> multiplying reels were also developing into a style of their own in >> New York City. The "New York" reel was usually a ball handled >> multiplier made of brass or nickel silver. A typical New York style >> reel is shown to the left. Famous makers of this style of reel were >> the vom Hofes, Conroy, Krider, Shipley, Malleson, Crook and many >> others. Whereas the Kentucky reels were handmade by one person, the >> reelsmiths of New York, Newark, NJ and Philadelphia mass produced >> quality products in a factory. >> >> Multipliers were not the only reels being developed to a high art >>by >> American craftsmen at this time. We had wonderful inventions and >> improvements by Orvis, Leonard, the vom Hofes, Hendryx, Malleson >>and >> others. In the late 1800s there were developments in reels used for >> Tarpon and other big game fish. Many new companies sprung up and >> flourished for a period only to disappear as the tastes of American >> anglers changed. >> >> On Fri, 28 Sep 2001 15:38:23 +0700, Joost Soenardjo wrote: >> >Ini kolam ikan....kok >> >dekat Kamal situ.......iya kan Aiz? >> >dikau dimana? >> >Ini daripada melainken..... >> >saya mengetahui daripada saudara-saudara >> >suka mancing dan daripada saudara juga menggunaken >> >"reel"...kumparan penggulung tali pancing dari....metal >> >plastik, ebonit, aluminium dll. >> >Coba tahu nggak yang pertama kali menemukan >> >sistim "reel" ini orang mana sih? >> >dan tahun berapa? >> >kalau bisa jawab........hadiahnya, Reel Daiwa AS 2650 >> >kapasitas benang sampai 20 kg utk panjang 135 m >> >Waktu menjawab : mulai email ini nongol >> > disela celana eh.......dimilis sampai >> > 3,00 menit sesudahnya, langsung >> >dijawab >> > (bisa di check dari waktu ente-ente >> > ngirim email balesan) >> >Hayoooo....hayyooooo........berani nggak? >> >Ayo....Aiz kite tungguin nih para ahli pancing menjawab >> >apa bener mereka tahu asal muasal bande kesayangannya >> >(bayangin sampai dikelonin, dielus-elus, dimandiin) >> > >> >tk. kompor beneran ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` PT. SURYATEX Office Level 2nd Floor Suite # 2B Istana Harmoni Apart. Jl. Suryopranoto No. 2 Harmoni - Jakarta 10130, Indonesia TEL. : 62-21 63865565 (Hunting) FAX. : 62-21 63865580/81 WIRA : 62-21 63865586
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