What Goes in a Fishing Tackle Box?
The angler's tackle box contains the various equipment and fishing tackle that allows him to pursue a mixed bag of fish species. Some anglers keep their tackle basic, while others seemingly have a lure or tool for every scenario.
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Terminal Tackle
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Terminal tackle is a vital part of every tackle box and includes such things as hooks, sinkers, fishing weights, fishing floats, swivels and leaders---all things that go on the end of the fishing line.
Lures
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Unless an angler fishes exclusively with live bait, he will carry a mixture of lures, with many that target a specific species. Common lures are spoons, surface plugs, spinnerbaits, crankbaits and soft plastic baits.
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Tools
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Fishing tools such as knives, pliers, hook removers, scales and measuring tapes are part of a tackle box's ensemble.
Accessories
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Such accessories as hand warmers, flashlights, headlamps, matches, lighters and first aid kits frequently make their way into a tackle box.
Other Features
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Larger tackle boxes contain enough room for an extra fishing reel, spools of line and repair kits in the event the angler encounter an equipment problem.
Licenses
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Many tackle boxes have a place where the angler can display or store safely his fishing license so he has it in his possession whenever fishing.
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