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	<title>Comments on: A Favorite Reel &#8211; Ari &#8216;t Hart &#8220;Ari 1&#8243;</title>
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		<title>By: JB</title>
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		<description>Just got an email asking about the brand of the olive-colored line on the reel. Sadly the answer is &quot;one that you can&#039;t get anymore.&quot; It&#039;s actually one of my father&#039;s old designs that were distributed by McKenzie &quot;back in the day.&quot; My father still has a small number of them lurking in his gear closet, and the line shown here has been well-cared-for over the years (no parking-lot casting!). It remains one of my favorites, with a &quot;pebbled&quot; finish that shoots like crazy along with that unobtrusive olive color.</description>
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