D.A.M. Fishing Tackle

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D.A.M. Fishing Tackle

#1 Post by Lee337 »

I am restoring an old fishing rod and would like to know a bit more about it, problem is that I can't find any contact details for D.A.M. anywhere online. I know they were a German manufacturer but thats about it. Does anyone know if they are still in existence or if they have been bought over?

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#3 Post by Rockhopper »

D.A.M. where bought out by the Svensen Group (who own Imax and Ron Thompson) a few years ago.....for the name mostly as most of there products we very dated, although good in there day.

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#4 Post by Dave »

I think D.A.M has changed ownership a good few times in recent years most recently as Rockhopper pointed out by Svendsen. I remember D.A.M gear being quiet popular in the early to mid nineties. I still have a couple of D.A.M rods and reels, actually now that I think of it most of my first proper fishing gear was D.A.M stuff.
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#5 Post by Lee337 »

Cheers gents, the rod I have is probably late 70's or 80's. Would love to know when exactly.

Will drop them an email.

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#6 Post by roger de dodger »

some of their fixed spool reels for beach casting where very tough ,a bit heavy but strong ,only gave my nefu one a while back i used it for years and it still going strong 8)
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