IMHO
In my area (Ventura) Offer Up is kind of a joke.
SD traders are good guys but they are a business and in it to make money so you will get less than 50%+or- of what you can sell it for.
eBay is too expensive and lots of rules.
Most of the reels in your picture will sell on BD. Your Trinidads, TLDs, Avets, Newells, Internationals will sell here.
Your older Penns will probably sell best on Craigslist. I personally like cleaning up selling OS Penn reels and there are a lot of lower income anglers in my area who can't afford the higher tech reels but smart enough to know you don't need them to catch fish.
(Don't be afraid of CL. There are some jerks on it and some really nice guys. I can say the same for BD, but some of those are BD are really rude and with some you have to put up with their political drival when all you want to do is sell a damned fishing reel. This weekend I sold $800 of rods and reels to two guys on CL. One even called on his way over and brought burritos. I have my yard set up with 2 picnic tables set up to ensure social distancing and we sat around and lied about fishing for nearly 2 hours.0
A lot of guys here will be interested in your GUSA rods. Don't know what other rods you have, but most of the major brands will sell okay. The caveat is that many of the guys on BD think you can't catch fish unless you have an 8 foot or longer rod.
Hismosa's suggestion on finding prices is how I do it, but I do adjust for local preferences.
Selling misc tackle (hooks, sinkers, lures other than jigs, etc) is a pain in the tail. Sell them in lots rather than individually.
Figure out how to use the Messaging/Conversation feature on BD. That way you can get info on specific items that members may not want to put out in public. It's also a good way to get offers privately.
Good night.
In my area (Ventura) Offer Up is kind of a joke.
SD traders are good guys but they are a business and in it to make money so you will get less than 50%+or- of what you can sell it for.
eBay is too expensive and lots of rules.
Most of the reels in your picture will sell on BD. Your Trinidads, TLDs, Avets, Newells, Internationals will sell here.
Your older Penns will probably sell best on Craigslist. I personally like cleaning up selling OS Penn reels and there are a lot of lower income anglers in my area who can't afford the higher tech reels but smart enough to know you don't need them to catch fish.
(Don't be afraid of CL. There are some jerks on it and some really nice guys. I can say the same for BD, but some of those are BD are really rude and with some you have to put up with their political drival when all you want to do is sell a damned fishing reel. This weekend I sold $800 of rods and reels to two guys on CL. One even called on his way over and brought burritos. I have my yard set up with 2 picnic tables set up to ensure social distancing and we sat around and lied about fishing for nearly 2 hours.0
A lot of guys here will be interested in your GUSA rods. Don't know what other rods you have, but most of the major brands will sell okay. The caveat is that many of the guys on BD think you can't catch fish unless you have an 8 foot or longer rod.
Hismosa's suggestion on finding prices is how I do it, but I do adjust for local preferences.
Selling misc tackle (hooks, sinkers, lures other than jigs, etc) is a pain in the tail. Sell them in lots rather than individually.
Figure out how to use the Messaging/Conversation feature on BD. That way you can get info on specific items that members may not want to put out in public. It's also a good way to get offers privately.
Good night.
