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Pat Ener, owner of the American Angler tackle shop in Broaddus, saw
a charred piece of fallen metal, measuring 1 1/2-by-3 feet. His salty experiences were the bases for
numerous magazine articles and books, including such titles as ``Tales
of Swordfish and Tuna'' and ``An American Angler in
Australia. Built by famed Hollywood reel maker Arthur Kovalovsky in 1934, it
is perhaps the most famous piece of tackle, referred to several more
times as ``the big Kovalovsky'' in Grey's 1937 title book
``An American Angler in Australia'' and in many feature
articles of the day. |
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