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Old 11-30-2013, 06:03 PM
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What are some things that you don't go fishing without? Gear that makes your life easier while on the water, go to baits, rod count & type, etc...
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Old 11-30-2013, 07:57 PM
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Besides the obvious fishing poles, nets, and tackle, I would say the one thing that I would hate to leave home would be something to cut my string with... Try going fishing and forgetting a knife when you fishing with braided line... You not cutting it with your teeth lol
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I would hate to leave my gps behind!

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A good set of pliers w/ good cutters on them.
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A good set of pliers w/ good cutters on them.
X2.. I keep a set of needle nose pliers for general use and a large set of lineman pliers in case a hook has to be cut to remove it from someone.
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