Fishing Tackle Box Build ‼️ 1st Time Fisherman or Old Pro

Are you a beginning fisherman looking to assemble your first tackle box but not sure where to begin? There are so many different types of fishing baits and lures, it can leave you scratching your head. My comprehensive guide has got you covered! Join me as I break down the essential items you need to have a successful fishing experience. Don't miss out on this valuable information! #FishingGear #TackleBoxEssentials #BeginnerFishing
Assembling your first tackle box is an exciting step for any budding angler. Whether you’re planning to fish in ponds, lakes, or from a kayak, having the right gear is essential. The most sensible plan is to get some baits that you can fish anywhere within the water column: top, middle, and bottom: Here’s a concise guide to help you get started:
Choose the Right Tackle Box:
Opt for a 3700 size tackle box. These are great because they can easily be taken with you to the pond, creek, or lake. I have found just a regular ole backpack to be perfect.
Consider getting something to store your soft plastic lures separately.
Select Your Lures: you need to be able to target all levels of the water column: Top, Middle, and bottom!
Top water baits: Poppers, ploppers, buzzers, walkers, but most of all - floaters! Whopper Plopper $13 (3”-5”; ½ oz. - 1 ⅜ oz.). Booyah Frog (2-2 ½”; ¼ - ½ oz.)
Middle column: Reaction Lures: Include spinnerbaits, crankbaits, swimbaits, and jerkbaits. These attract bass at different depths and situations. Spinner bait 3/8 oz.; willow leaf, Colorado/Indiana blade.), swim bait
Bottom baits: Soft Plastic Lures: These include worms, jigs, and creature baits. Choose different colors based on water clarity. Texas rigged worm (off set hook and bullet sinker) and Jig
Hooks and Weights:
Pick up some lead weights to rig your soft plastic lures effectively.
Don’t forget to include hooks suitable for your chosen lures.
Essential Tools:
Pliers: Necessary for handling fish and removing hooks.
Line Cutters: Handy for trimming fishing line of all types: floro, mono, braid.
Remember, building your tackle box is a personalized process. Adapt it to your fishing style and the specific species you’re targeting. Happy fishing! 🎣🐟
LINKS:
Snippers: www.boomerangtool.com/product...
Frog: www.basspro.com/shop/en/booya...
Whopper Plopper: www.basspro.com/shop/en/River...
Spinnerbait: www.basspro.com/shop/en/booya...

[@feeltheworld]

thanks for the lovely video
new sub

[@hikingoutdoorfamily]

Very helpful as someone who is still learning how to fish. So many RUclips videos assume you know what bait etc to use and I really dont.

[@TheOutdoorNavigator]

It's crazy how many different baits are out there. It's better to just keep a tackle box simple.