Comments on: Fishing Tip # 4 – Make Sure Your Tackle Box Has Everything http://www.dailyfishingtips.com/fishing-tip-4-make-sure-your-tackle-box-has-everything/ Fishing Like A Pro! Thu, 17 Feb 2011 21:31:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: Fly Fishing Tips http://www.dailyfishingtips.com/fishing-tip-4-make-sure-your-tackle-box-has-everything/comment-page-1/#comment-508 Fly Fishing Tips Thu, 08 Apr 2010 11:55:25 +0000 http://baraz.awardspace.com/dailyfishtips/?p=16#comment-508 I have to say that I have a lot of stuff in my tackle bag. I keep it in my vehicle where ever I go fishing and in the canoe or boat but I also have a float tube and do walk a lot of places fly fishing. Having my tackle bag in the vehicle allows me to check out the water and weather of course before I head out on the water. It's great to have it all in the vehicle so that if I need to I can always come back there and get what I need. I do use my fly fishing vest to carry a lot of stuff as well, but won't leave home without my tackle bag of goodies. You might laugh but I keep my tackle bag in my office here at home so that I can check it any time I read something that makes me think about the contents. I even carry survival gear, just in case. Something I just added last year was a first aid kit, as I landed a chain pickerel and while holding it up my fingers slipped into the gill plate and cut me up. I was very lucky it didn't end my day of fishing but now I have that first aid kit. I have to say that I have a lot of stuff in my tackle bag. I keep it in my vehicle where ever I go fishing and in the canoe or boat but I also have a float tube and do walk a lot of places fly fishing.

Having my tackle bag in the vehicle allows me to check out the water and weather of course before I head out on the water. It’s great to have it all in the vehicle so that if I need to I can always come back there and get what I need.

I do use my fly fishing vest to carry a lot of stuff as well, but won’t leave home without my tackle bag of goodies.

You might laugh but I keep my tackle bag in my office here at home so that I can check it any time I read something that makes me think about the contents.

I even carry survival gear, just in case.

Something I just added last year was a first aid kit, as I landed a chain pickerel and while holding it up my fingers slipped into the gill plate and cut me up. I was very lucky it didn’t end my day of fishing but now I have that first aid kit.

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