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Fishing equipment checklist for beginners

fishing equipment for beginners

• Fishing License, including applicable stamps and if going on private property written permission

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• Fishing Pole(s), make sure you know the legal limit on how many poles you can use

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• Tackle box (bobbers, extra fishing line, fish stringer, hooks, jigs, leaders, lures, power bait, sinkers and weights)

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• Live Bait (if using minnows consider an air aerator, keep all live bait out of direct sunlight)

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• Map of body of water and/or area you’re fishing in

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• Sun Protection; scentless sunscreen and sunglasses

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• First aid kit, should be a small, portable kit designed for camping or outdoors

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• Insect Repellant

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• Portable GPS or fish finder

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• Compass

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• 4″+ fixed bladed knife

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• Needle nose pliers

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• Small bottle of hand sanitizer

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• Camera (avoid using a cell phone to prevent accidental drops into the water)

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• 2 to 3 clean towels

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• Water bottles

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• Rope tape measurer (to measure the length of your future monster catch)

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• Toilet paper

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