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Available in a variety of sizes and configurations, our tackle boxes feature adjustable compartments to store lures, hooks, and tackle, making it easy to find exactly what you need
Practical barb management habits: Crimp barbs with pliers before rigging for most freshwater and inshore scenarios Use circle hooks, which are designed to hook fish in the corner of the mouth and are less likely to cause deep embedment if handled carefully Store rigged rods with hook keepers engaged or hooks covered with cork Never carry a rigged rod through a vessel with the hook swinging freely Keep treble-hooked lures in tackle boxes, not loose on vessel floors or seats Establish a designated casting zone when multiple people are fishing from the same vessel or bank Fishhook Removal First Aid Test your understanding of the key principles covered in this guide

I think it might be I need small jigs here

But spiders can dance

Wendlandt fishes anywhere he can see schooling bass activity or baitfish working around boat docks and over flats

Check out this salmon egg rig below: This is one of our Large Hot Red Salmon Egg Clusters with one of our 2/0 Heavy Wire Sickle Hooks

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