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58-Piece Saltwater Complete Fishing Trip Tackle Starter Kit $6 + Free Shipping w/ Walmart+ or $35+
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Walmart [walmart.com] has the 58-Piece Saltwater Complete Fishing Trip Tackle Starter Kit for $6.02. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (15-Day Free Trial ) or on orders $35+.
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- Includes: brass swivels and snaps, brass 3-way swivels, double drop rigs, wire leader double drop rig, foam floats, circles hooks, shad, curly tails.
- Overall review rating of 3.5 / 5 stars - reviewers claim the tackle box isn't very sturdy, but contains a good assortment of lures and hooks.
- This dale price is $11.23 lower (65% savings) than the list price of $17.25.
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Did t realize you had saltwater fishing in Az.
This will generally be thrown away. The jig heads are probably fine, but honestly for someone who is buying a "starter kit", is way better off just going to their local tackle shop and buy what the people recommend. For a few bucks, they will get you setup with something you will actually use and probably catch fish with.
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Walmart has some good prices on most fishing stuff. Depending on where you are, you can get rigged up pretty cheap with something that works on more than just the sea bass that you might encounter on the docks. Here in southern California, a carolina rig 2-3 inch gulp sandworm will catch you some nice fish to eat from the shore.
Do you think this would do well for bass fishing? I know it says salt water, just not sure if any of it would work in fresh water.
Also, is that case any good? It appears cheaply made.
Do you think this would do well for bass fishing? I know it says salt water, just not sure if any of it would work in fresh water.
Also, is that case any good? It appears cheaply made.
If you're going with live bait, get some decent hooks, line weight and a bobber or two if you want them, then use nightcrawlers. Bream may hit them, too, but a good big nightcrawler is great for bass.
Last but not least, I caught a 6 pound bass this year on a Whopper Plopper [amazon.com] top water lure. Not sure where you are but bass like to strike at them late in the afternoon. Walmart has their Ozark Trail Whopper Plopper-like lure [walmart.com] cheaper and works fine, too. For $4.88 it's well worth trying out!
Do you think this would do well for bass fishing? I know it says salt water, just not sure if any of it would work in fresh water.
Also, is that case any good? It appears cheaply made.
TylersReelFishing [youtube.com] (I met Tyler a couple of years ago. SUPER NICE guy, very well versed in fishing even at his age, and a great Christian guy!)
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