Aqua-Vu Fish Finder Z-Series Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf

times,

including

really

memorable

spring

trip to

the Missouri

River

South

Dakota,

*hin

absolutely

loaded

the boat

with

bigpike.

Spend

time

in the

boat

with

some-

one,

and you

learn

lot about

them.

I tend to

be fairly quiet,

while Doc

one of those

enthusiastic

personalities

who tends

to dominate

the

conversa-

tion.'$7hen

heb

excited

about

some-

thing,

he recalls,

relates

and

retells

ev-

ery detail

in, well,

extreme

detail.

Second,

Doc

is also

my dentist,

most of

our conversations

over

the

pa$

three decades

have featured

him

telling

me about

all

the

geat

fishing

trips he's

been on

recendy,

with

re-

sponding,

"Uh-huh,

uhi

while seated

in fie dental

chair,

as Doc

probed

gums or picked

bits

monofilament

fishingline

out

from

between

inci-

sors. So

when

I say

it's

often

hard to get

awordin

edgewise

with

Doc,

it's really

because

he's

only doing

his

job...

The origins

this particular

story

began

back

in the

mid-'80s,

when

wrote

several

magazine

articles

fea-

suriry

a portable

electric

fishing reel

iii"':1-...

rr':Inade

the Royal

Bee Company

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luf

6gr1roma.

Royal

Bee

was a small

iii$L

mxer

a mission

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CTTar-rn,NGED

ANcrPns

've

been

friends

with

Ro-

land

"Doc"

Kehr

for over

30years.

Spent

alot

oftime

with

him.

I(/e

even

man-

aged

fish

together

few

H;ks

boys

in the

fishing

industry

proved

difficult

best. Royal

Bee

eventually

succumbed

to the pressure

and

went

out of

business,

a victim

of trying

introduce

and sell

a semi-elpensive

product into what

was

tlen perceived

as a

some$,hat

"limited'

market'

Afterward,

the

sample

reels

sat

idle

in my

garage,

undl

it eventually

dawned

me that Doc's

son,

Nathan,

might be able

use them.

Nathan

loved to

fish, but

was

hampered

cerebral

palsy that allorved

him

use

only

one

hand for

fishing. So

passed

the reels

on to Doc

and

Nathan,litde

realizing

the effect

they

would

have.

Fast-forward

quarter

century,

and

Natlan

was

still using

them

catch

fish,

all across

North

America!

They

made such

a difference

Na-

than's ability

enjoy

the

sport

that

Doc frequently

stated

that,

once

"got

out

of the

fishing

businessl'

seriously

considered

re-inuoducing

similarproduct

fill the

need

for

the

upcoming generation

anglers.

Tlansforming good

ideas

into

real-

iry takes

a combination

ofpersistence,

acdon,

smarts,

luck and

timing.

Thatt

where

the

intriguing

coincidence

comes

in.

Because

all those

years,

Doc

was

also

one of the

behin&the-scenes

principals

at Lindy

Thckle,

formerly

headquartered

here

in Brainerd.

not

only understood

the

fishing

busi-

ness, but

knew

other

experienced

indi-

viduals

who

could

someday

helP

hfun

get

his

reel project

and

running.

Call

it fate.

Call

it destiny.

But

when

the

time was

finally

right

and

the planets

began

to align, good

things

were poised

to happen.

A few years

back,

his denml

ca-

reer began

wind down,

Doc

found

Nathan

Kehr, who

has cerebral

palsy,

is the inspiration

for the

new

M-POW-R reel

developed

his

dad, Roland

Kehr. Even

the

model

number-f1s

NK-lOO

named

after Nathan

Kehr.

physically

challenged

and elderly

an-

glers

the

capabiliry of

retrieving

lures

and

fighting

fish

one-handed.

Royal

Barton,

who

invented the

Royal

Bee,

firnished

with

a few

models

for

testing

and evaluation.

a numhell, Royal

Bees were

stan-

dard

spinning

and casting

reels

modi-

fied

by addiry

a small,

lighrweight

electric

motor,

powered

a portable

12-voh

battery

and operated

via an

on-off push-button

and an

adjustable

rheostat

speed conuol.

They

not only worked;

rhey

worked

remarkablywell.

much so,

that Royal

Bee

began

to cawe ouc

a niche

markeq

even

gaining

caalog

space

at Cabelat.

Yet

even back then,

a litde guy

ff1nng

play

hardball

with

the

big

f,r

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