Whether you're casting your line in the serene dawn or reeling in a trophy catch as the sun sets, the right spinning reel, maintained with care and used with skill, becomes more than a toolit becomes a part of your fishing legacy
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This is a run-down of the necessities you need: A 7- to 7 1/2-foot medium-heavy spinning rod and reel for long casts, spooled with 10-pound monofilament Small pocket tackle box with miscellaneous lures and snaps Insulated boot foot waders Heavy socks Sweatshirt Hooded jacket Rain-suit top or wading jacket Gloves Lanyard and nail clipper Needle-nose pliers Flashlight tucked in your wader tops, or a battery-powered headband light Landing net either kept nearby on shore or clipped to a hook on your back, much like a trout angler uses, only with a bigger hoop and longer handle A stringer if you plan on keeping a fish or two
Keep your rod tip low, at around 9 oclock and pointed somewhat at your lure, all the ready to set a hook
While the Bass Pro Tour regular season was new to him, he did fish last years REDCREST on Guntersville and approached it in a similar way
The Striker 4 is also portable, and with the Garmin STRIKER 4 Portable Bundle, you can set it on your seat without any permanent installation