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Do not want to spend hundreds of dollars on a Fishing Tackle, well you don’t have to. Here is a list of the top Fishing Tackle for you.
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December 29th, 2010 at 7:11 pm
think about people having been using lead rounds and fishing tackle for around what 200 plus years[?] and it just became a problem now right. just more liberal BS
December 30th, 2010 at 7:26 am
http://www.tackledirect.com is one of my favorites.
December 30th, 2010 at 6:53 pm
google fishing tackle distributors and similar terms
December 31st, 2010 at 7:34 am
I would use a 6ft-6.6 medium action rod or higher. Reel I would use any Southbend with a gear ratio of 5.2 or higher. For hooks #8 salmon egg or # 6 or lower baitholder hooks. However , youll probably need thick hooks such as the live bait ones to compensate for the weight of the larger carp.Bait, this is the the enjoyable part. Bread, corn, dough, worms, and nuts. I would chum with bread every 15min and use dough, corn, or nuts as bait. You can mix these up for your chum. Chum often and sparring , you need to give them a reason to swim to your area.As far as line if you want a challenge 8lb line. However, I stick with 14lb because these guys are usually in the 10lb+ range. Fish near structures and try to gain higher ground. These fish patrol alot and if you find those routes , ambush them boy. Good luck
December 31st, 2010 at 7:25 pm
It takes a load of money to start up a business, especially something like this. The saying, “It takes money to make money” is very true in a situation like this. You’re right, you would lose money if you didn’t mark the price up. People buy products in bulk and mark the price up to where they make a few bucks off of it. You obviously can’t buy a product, pay for shipping, and sell it at the same price you paid for it. I don’t know much of anything about starting a business but common sense tells me now simply isn’t the time to attempt this. Even if you have several thousand dollars saved up for a business, a lot of your consumers don’t. The economy is in bad shape now and will probably get worse before any improvements happen. I’ve seen 4 new tackle stores come up in my hometown in the last 4 or so years. Long story short, only 1 still remains. Yes, online is probably a bit different but there are already so many online tackle sites that it’d be nearly impossible to get the business up and going in my opinion.
January 1st, 2011 at 7:34 am
http://images.google.cm/imgres?imgurl=http://www.cabbagekeyrodandreel.com/images/Avet%2520bag%2520large.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.cabbagekeyrodandreel.com/AvetReelBags.html&usg=__7CGmoFho8pUUBk5QQzxs8FV2TJQ=&h=448&w=565&sz=36&hl=fr&start=14&um=1&itbs=1&tbnid=pYHWLSAwKOJ6fM:&tbnh=106&tbnw=134&prev=/images%3Fq%3Drod%2Band%2Breel%2Bbag%26um%3D1%26hl%3Dfr%26lr%3D%26sa%3DN%26tbs%3Disch:1There‘s a neat little bag for your reels. I’ve seen these at Bass Pro and Dicks Sporting Goods for about 40 bucks. I came close to getting one myself. You only mentioned reels I noticed. Do you not have rods for these particular reels? If you have these reels equipped on rods they also make “bags” for them along with the reels. I bought one from Bass Pro which I use to put my rods and reels in when carrying them in the bed of my truck. It keeps them not only out of the way but also protects the rods from being broken. For the bait you need a tackle box. Look around on Basspro.com and check out their box selection. You can get you a couple single plastic boxes or a normal tackle box which will hold 5 or 6 of the single boxes. I would probably go ahead and get a soft tackle box which holds the 5 or 6 individual boxes. Even if you don’t have enough bait to fill it up now, eventually you probably will.
January 1st, 2011 at 6:42 pm
W/O knowing what kind of fish he likes to fish for I hazard the following.*A hook assortment. Usually you can find a circular container hodling various sized hooks.*Split shot assortment. Usually you can find a circular container hodling various sized hooks.A nail clippers – they are very useful in cutting & trimming line.A needle nosed pliers.A crank bait or two (rapala shad raps).A couple of safety pin spinner baits (colors orange, yellow & green)A couple of straight shaft spinner baits.A couple of surface baits one buzz spinner and one minnow (Rapala). 4-5″ long.One count down rapala about 3-4″ long.A reminder of who gave him the gift.
January 2nd, 2011 at 6:49 am
Already some great answer’s here. My 2 cent’s: Casting slightly up-current will allow your bait to quickly reach bottom. You WANT to reach bottom ASAP! A “tumbling bottom-rig lost in a current” is going to get snagged 90% of the time. That’s why it’s important to use the correct amount of weight & cast up-current. Also, WATCH “where” the locals that AREN’T getting snagged are casting. ‘Ole Salt jetty guys know EXACTLY where the snaggs are and avoid them. Look at their riggs and see what # test they are using, (Or simply ask them!) Heavier line is stronger, (17LB-20LB), but due to line diameter, doesn’t sink as fast as (12LB-14LB). And if your bait doesn’t reach bottom VERY quickly-BOOM-your snagged!They do make a rope-like snagless weight but they only come in 1OZ and lighter. Ingun is right about the 3 way rig. You may still get snags with a 3-way, but at least your able to retrieve some of your terminal tackle and line. Hope this helps? Good luck!
January 2nd, 2011 at 6:52 pm
Mythbusters tried it & found it didn’t do anything for rust, but it did wonders in shining up the chrome on cars & bikes.If you want a cheap way to clean light rust from metal, mix salt & white vinegar. Normally you would rub it over the metal’s surface, but you’d probably hook yourself. I would just use a old toothbrush on the hook.
January 3rd, 2011 at 6:40 am
Local tackle shops. The prices are a little higher than at places like Walmart or Sportmart, but they have what I need, and generally also have up-to-date information on what’s biting where. And then it’s a good place to hang out and talk fishing. Beyond that, I’d rather support local fishermen/businessmen than some faceless multibillion dollar corporation.When buying a rod or a reel, I like to check out the action or movement or drag, and check for little flaws or variations between different units of the same model. Unfortunately, you can’t do that online.I buy lots of stuff online, but I’ve never bought fishing tackle that way.
January 3rd, 2011 at 6:59 pm
No one can answer this question better than Zoom. Contact them directly. If they can’t sell you the quantity you requested, they will let you know where their local dealers are.http://zoombaits.com/Addition:You could also attend trade shows. Sometimes, obtaining a catalogue for the trade show alone will provide sufficient information.