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Igloo Take-on Yukon Challenge Giveaway
This is insane. Igloo is giving away 31 50-quart Yukon Cold Lockers on Facebook, 10 50-quart Yukon Cold Lockers on Pinterest and 10 50-quart Yukon Cold Lockers on twitter. How do you enter to win a Igloo Yukon Cold Locker valued at $329.99? Read more about the Igloo Take-on Yukon Challenge... Plano Molds 3500 Guide Series Lumbar Fishing Pack
Wade fishing in streams has always been an exciting way to catch fish. The only problem was finding the right tackle box to hold your lures and fishing accessories. Most tackle boxes aren’t designed for an angler to carry around all day while fishing. It’s more of an adventure to see how you are going to carry the tackle box around. Read more about Lumbar Fishing Pack... Re-arm Kit MA2014 for M.I.T. 100 Inflatable Mustang Survival Automatic PFD
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Mustang Survival MA7214 HIT Re-arm Kit for Inflatable PFD
Read more about re-arming kits for PFDs... Plano ProLatch Stowaway XXL Spoon Box
Storing fishing spoons has always been an issue with anglers. The more spoons they acquire, the bigger the tangled mess of spoons become. Plus it’s almost impossible to find the spoon that you are looking for. The solution for storing big fishing spoons is Plano Molding’s new Plano ProLatch StowAway XXL Spoon Box. It can hold 66 large spoons up to 5-inches long without tangling them Read more about Plano StowAway XXl Spoon Box... Flag Systems on Church Tackle Company Planer Boards
Missing strikes means you are not capitalizing on catching fish that are biting. To reduce the number of miss strikes on a planer board, an angler can use a flag system. A flag system assists anglers in observing their planer boards. Read more about planer board flags... |
Igloo Take-on Yukon Challenge Giveaway
You can’t say this about many tackle packages, but the Plano Guide Series Lumbar Fishing Pack 3500 Series takes tackle packs to another level. Every feature is functional and easy to use or to readjust. It’s one tackle pack that no wader or angler should be without.
Inflatable Personal Floatation Devices are lightweight, flexible and easy to take on or take off; in addition to being approved by the United States Coast Guard so anglers can wear them in fishing tournaments and meet the required lifejacket rule. Just like all PFDs, inflatable PFDs require maintenance and inspection for signs of damage, excessive abrasion, wear, tear or contamination. If required, inflatable PFDs like M.I.T. 100 Inflatable Mustang Survival Automatic PFD have to be re-armed.
Mustang Survival inflatable personal floatation devices (PFDs) are comfortable to wear while providing a sense of security if an angler ends up overboard. Inflatable PFDs require minimal maintenance just like other PFDs, however, inflatable PFDs do require to be re-armed after inflating due to being submerged in water or having the inflation cord pulled activating the firing mechanism. When that happens, an angler can take out the discharged firing mechanism and gas cylinder and replace it with a Mustang Survival Re-arm kit.
Bigger is always better right? Well, in this situation bigger is better. Plano Molding has come up with the perfect solution to storing even the biggest fishing spoons, the Plano ProLatch StowAway XXL Spoon Box.
Anglers everywhere are using Church Tackle Company planer boards to pull lures or live bait out to either the port or starboards side of the boat. They can be used to catch walleye, steelhead, muskie, pike, stripers, trout, salmon, crappie or white. While some strikes from these fish maybe easy to spot other soft strikes are nearly impossible.