| Common courtesy dictates that you take
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| | boxes to hold certain categories of
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| your line out of the water for any angler
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| | lures. For instance, buy one tackle box
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| who has a fish on the line. This is so
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| | to hold your worms and another to hold
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| that they have plenty of space in order
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| | your spinnerbaits. (3)Buy seasonal tackle
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| to land their fish. This rule is very
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| | boxes that you only use at certain times
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| important if you're fishing down-river
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| | of year. In the spring you can have a
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| from the other angler. Make sure that
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| | tackle box that contains jigs, plastic
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| you never step into the space of an
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| | worms, and minnow lures. And in the fall
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| angler who is releasing or landing a fish
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| | you can have a tackle box that is filled
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| on the bank.
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| | with fall lure, such as topwaters and
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| Whenever you're fly fishing you'll need
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| | crankbaits.
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| to be as quiet as you can and this means
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| | If you use a fishing vest to carry around
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| leaving your dog and the radio at home.
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| | your tackle and lure you'll want to keep
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| There are two reasons why you want to be
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| | it as organized as you can so that you're
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| as quiet as possible: (1) you don't want
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| | not fumbling around looking for something
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| to spook the fish, and (2) you don't want
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| | when you need it. If you're not going to
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| to disturb other fly fishers. Many
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| | be using something leave it home so that
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| people enjoy fly fishing for the peace
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| | you only take along the essentials.
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| and solitude that it affords them.
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| | When you're fishing in water that is
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| Always be willing to help out other
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| | rough or unfamiliar you might want to
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| anglers. This can be as simple as
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| | carry a wading staff to keep you stable
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| helping them retrieve something that has
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| | and give you better footing. A good pair
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| floated down-river or lending them
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| | of wading shoes will let your grip the
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| something that they need, such as extra
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| | bottom that you're walking on. Choose
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| line. You're all there for a fun day of
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| | shoes that have soles with rubber cleats
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| fly fishing so helping each other out
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| | since these are ideal of bottoms that are
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| just lends to the experience.
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| | made of mud, fine gravel, sand, or soft
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| When you're wading make sure that you
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| | silt.
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| follow a few basic rules: (1) never fish
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| | Although it may seem like a small tip to
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| by yourself on remote lakes, rivers, or
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| | mention, taking along the sun block is
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| streams, (2) wear a good pair of wading
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| | one thing that you don't want to forget.
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| boots, (3) use a good wading staff that
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| | After standing in a sunny stream for
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| is flexible yet strong, and (4) know the
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| | eight hours you'll be glad that you
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| area where you're wading. Wading is a
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| | remembered to bring along some
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| great way to get access into those places
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| | protection.
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| that you couldn't otherwise reach.
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| | Wearing polarized glasses is one of the
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| A tackle box is a necessity so that you
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| | best things that you can do. You'll be
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| can keep all your stuff with you in one
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| | able to see beneath the water so you can
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| organized place. Some of the things to
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| | keep an eye on your fish. Don't forget a
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| keep in mind when you use a tackle box
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| | hat to reduce the amount of glare that
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| and want to avoid overfilling include:
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| | you experience.
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| (1)Keep your worms and soft plastic bait
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| | If you want to discourage insects you'll
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| in a small container away from your other
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| | want to avoid wearing clothes that are
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| lures. This will keep the soft plastic
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| | red, yellow, black, white, or navy blue.
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| lures from creating a chemical reaction
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| | These colors can attract black flies,
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| with the materials that other baits are
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| | deerflies, gnats, and mosquitoes.
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| made of. (2)Buy two or more small tackle
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