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New tackle box
uni82
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Bought a new tackle box, anyone know if there is a "tackle box" guide I could look up? I have been trying to find one for while and have not been successful. I know what I need for anything outside (like sun screen license and all that nomenclature) of my tackle box, just not to familiar with the jigs, spinners etc that belong in it? I mainly fish LM bass and walleye with some northern pike in Wisconsin. I have a couple of jigs, worms and a spinner. Anyone use small frogs or have any other advise? My father is a carp fisherman and loves the fight that they put up but that isn't fun for me. I'm a cast kind of fisherman. I am very limited in my knowledge of fishing but I enjoy it so much.
Thanks!
-JD
Thanks!
-JD
Comments
http://www.planomolding.com/fishing/fishing-products/
Best to leave room for expansion on the levels and try to keep it orderly & systematic.
Lures in a section.
Hooks in a section.
Spare line and accessories like tools and parts on the bottom.
Its like organizing your closet and everyone has a preference.
Just try to keep it simple dont confuse yourself been there seen that done that. I know that the people that know me and read this are going Ed practice what you preach. Yes it is true I have way too many baits truth is I fish a few but I have way to many.
Good Fishing
Fill it slowly with the good stuff.
Again I have several tackle boxes full. It is an addiction collecting that next great bait that will catch that once in a life time bass.[:D]