Tackle Talk #4 How to pick a Tackle Bag!
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Droppin Floats tackles the tough topic of choosing the right tackle bag for your individual style of fishing. We look at the different styles and what we look for in a tackle bag.
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Im glad you liked the video. I didn't even think about the "all your eggs in one basket" point you made in your comment. It would truly be a bad day to lose all your tackle at once. Thanks for watching.
I like to remind myself that “Less is more” when I go fishing. Have to agree will almost every thing you say. The hard shell bottoms do work when fishing still water with wet grass or muddy conditions. (Had an old tackle bag with a soft bottom that use to suck up water and mud and became a stinky disaster. The large bag is a “No” for me. Like putting all your valuable eggs in one basket to forget on the bank or drop in the pond. Not on the kayak which can flip, and too much for the float tube. Keep it in the garage. 😊
I do use a chest pack for the river, for a GoPro mount as well, my only complaint is can’t see my feet when walking over mossy rocks. Cheers
That a great mind set to have in regards to tackle "Less is More".
Wish people would also put a contact name on their gear/bag. Found a set of about 30 trout spoons in a pond few months back. Someone went to a lot of trouble to assemble.
I can’t return them.
I'll probably start putting a contact card in my bag. Great Idea!