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General tackle management suggests a few ways to store and maintain your gear including: Grouping tackle for the same fish species into the same tray Organising lures by type and size or based on what they do Keep soft plastic lures of the same colour together so the heat doesn't make the colours bleed together Choose a clear plastic lid so it's easier to see what's inside each tackle box or use labels to identify what's inside Always dry out any wet tackle before storing to help prevent rusting

The trade-off is that when youre wading deep, nymphing bigger water, or fishing out of a drift boat, that extra reach and additional power that a 9-footer (or more) affords is worth the extra weight in hand

It feels perfectly proportional and balances well on the 6- and 8-weight rods with which it was paired

This means fewer parts and less weight

Tying the Knots on Your Reel Tying strong knots is crucial for a secure fishing line

Jigs are probably the lure type I lost the greatest number of, mostly while fishing around wrecks for amberjacks

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