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Fishing Equipment Items

Small fishing equipment items are usually carried in tackle boxes or fishing vests.


Lure boxes are convenient, especially when fishing with a vest. Most lure boxes are made of plastic and come in different designs. They are lightweight, durable and quiet. The lightweight plastic boxes usually have metal hinges to make them more durable.

A popular knife is the Swiss Army knife, which has many tools attached. If you want to clean the fish for cooking, some knifes have fish scalers included.

Inexpensive plastic rain suits are easily stored and can be used in an emergency. If you fish often in the rain, a modern rain suit made of materials that keeps perspiration away and is waterproof would be better. Simple ponchos cost about $3-7, while the better quality rain suits cost about $25-80.


Polarized fishing sunglasses cost about $150-160. They fit great and are fashionable. Good quality models have polarized thin glass, are scratch resistant and have 100% UV protection.

If you fish in rivers, you will need hip or chest waders. Lightweight and durable hip waders cost about $45-50. Insulated hip waders cost about $65-75. Lightweight and durable chest waders cost about $65-70, while the insulated types cost about $75-85.

Other items you might want to carry are: insect repellent, first aid kit, flashlight and a landing net.

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