This Old Tip Up

[Rockfish9]

Originally Posted by Raven

can't use them lead balls anymore... so they belong in a museum
or a private display

you need an antique WOODY now
to drive around to ice fishin spots ;o)

as long as they weigh more than an ounce you can use them...

awesome stuff Peter... brings back memories... i had alot of old stuff from my Grandfather.. unfortunatly lost it all in a house fire many years ago...

[Raven]

you mean the lead is only banned because of Ducks? Wow!

i know the wachusett res says no lead period because it's a "guarded" public water supply
but say you were using them BIG BALLS in OL South pond in Brookfield....
that is the drinking water supply too there
just not watched like a Hawk. interesting

[vineyardblues]

Gold I say

[Rockfish9]

Originally Posted by Raven

you mean the lead is only banned because of Ducks? Wow!

i know the wachusett res says no lead period because it's a "guarded" public water supply
but say you were using them BIG BALLS in OL South pond in Brookfield....
that is the drinking water supply too there
just not watched like a Hawk. interesting

yup.. ducks or "water fowel"... back in the day.. I saw lots of quackers die from lead poisioning... but they never ingested it..

Peter.. amazing what some of that stuff will bring to the right buyer/seller.. out of my league.

[vineyardblues]

Joe, check these out , not mine , but cool in the box from Millbury MAss

[Rockfish9]

Originally Posted by vineyardblues

Joe, check these out , not mine , but cool in the box from Millbury MAss

wow!!! nice stuff... enough to shift blood flow from one head to the other!