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Welcome to the All Things Fishing Podcast.

A podcast for each week I talk about just that.

This is All Things Fishing.

Hey everybody, I'm excited to be recording the 25th episode of the All Things Fishing podcast this week.

And this week's episode is What Should You Have in your tackle blocks for saltwater fishing?

So I know I've done an episode kind of like this before.

I do think though that there are some important

variations that can save you space,

like things that you would need, that you absolutely need in salt water,

but you don't need, but you don't need in fresh water,

or things that you need in fresh water that are completely useless in salt water.

So just like in freshwater, are completely useless in salt water.

So just like in freshwater, just like for most types of fishing, most, most types of fishing,

the thing you should always have in your tackle box is lures.

I probably don't need to explain this again.

Loers are just a great backup if you forget, if you sometimes forget your bait, just something you can always keep in your tackle box, that it'll take a long time, a long time to lose or to get destroyed.

So other than lures, the things you're going to need is pliers,

huts, swivels, sinkers, extra line, and about wireleaders, if you're going for sharks

and bluefish, and about 32 lures. I'll have an exact list of the lures I have at the end,

of the lures I have in my saw order fishing box at the end of the episode. Yeah. um, pliers, the reason you want those in your tackle box,

uh, you want them in fresh water, for freshwater fishing too, but, um, pliers, you can just, um,

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