My Other Tackle.

My Tackle Bag.

I have experimented with several different bags, but I prefer a sling bag, and I am currently utilizing the Musto Sling Bag.

My Line Snips.

If you're looking for a sharp tool to trim your braid, I recommend the Bommerang Line Snips as they are among the finest.

My Pliers.

I have recently been testing the Tailwalk Dino Skeleton Pliers and I am quite impressed with their performance.

My Braid.

I am utilizing the Shimano Kairiki Braid on both of my reels. I have chosen the 14lb, 18lb, and 22 lb breaking strains. This braid offers great value for the price.

My Fluorocarbon.

I've started using YGK Nitron DFC Fluorocarbon leader based on a recommendation I received.

My Line Clips.

I rely on the BKK Fast Snaps for my Lure Clips. I wouldn’t choose any other options at this point.

My Waders.

I am using the Kinetic X5 waist waders since I don't require chest waders. They are excellent waders.

My Wading Boots.

I am currently utilizing the Bestard Search and Rescue wading boots. They are an excellent choice of footwear.

My Chestpack.

When I want to travel light with a small box of lures and a few extras, I purchased an inexpensive chest pack to use.

My Landing Net.

I utilize the Savage Gear Floating landing net whenever I reel in a good-sized fish to hold onto it securely.

My Fishing Apps.

I am currently utilizing the Tightlines App, which allows you to capture a photo of your catch. Subsequently, when you upload it to the app, it logs a significant amount of information, including tide times, weather conditions, and other valuable details.

Other beneficial Apps to consider include Nautide, an informative app for tides and weather, and XCWeather, which offers excellent weather forecasts for your area. Additionally, Google Earth is useful for locating specific spots; while the website version is more effective, it's still convenient to have the app on your phone for pinpointing locations.