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Taking Care Of Your Fishing Equipment

  • January 10, 2020
  • Jules

When it comes to taking care of your fishing equipment there are some things you should always make sure you consider. If you take care of your fishing equipment, it will allow you to keep your equipment for a long time and this can help save you money because you will not need to keep replacing your equipment every year.

Get a High-Quality Tackle Box

If you really want to take care of your fishing equipment you will need to make sure you have a good tackle box. A good tackle box will be able to keep all your fishing lures organized and it should have separate compartments so that your fishing lures will not get tangled with your fishing hook removal tools. Also, your fishing box should be waterproof so that your fishing hooks and lures do not start to rust.

Water damage can be a huge issue for lures and hooks because if they are left in the water for unnaturally long periods of time they will start to rust. Once a fishing lure becomes rusty you may need to replace the hook or the entire lure itself, depending on how damaged it is. This can be very costly and add up over time, so make sure you have a tackle box that will protect all your precious fishing lures.

Fishing Rod Storage Case

If you are serious about fishing then I am sure you have a very nice and very expensive fishing rod. Many avid fishermen are very serious about their equipment and they will often buy some of the top fishing rods available so that they can get an advantage while fishing. Most of the top anglers will find the best fishing rods available and they will purchase a fishing rod case to ensure that their rod does not get snapped while being transported or sitting in storage. A good fishing rod case will be durable and will always be able to protect your fishing rod no matter the circumstances. Fishing rod cases can be great for camping since it makes storing your fishing rod easy. A fishing rod case will also prevent your fishing rod from being damaged while in the back of your truck.

Always Remove Hooks and Lures After Fishing

It is important that you remove any fish and lures from your rod after you have stopped fishing for the day. Leaving your hooks on the end of your rod can lead to getting the hook caught on your clothes and causing a mess. Getting snagged is no fun and it can be dangerous to try and remove hooks.

Check Your Fishing Line

Checking your fishing line for any weak spots is an important part of fishing equipment maintenance. Every once in awhile make sure you take the time to inspect your fishing line so that you can ensure it is still strong. If your line looks dull or scratched, it may be time for you to replace your fishing line! Remember this tip next time before you go on a big fishing trip with the boys because you will not want to lose a big fish due to having a weak and worn out fishing line.

Fishing Net Inspection

If you have a fishing net you will want to regularly check the mesh part of the netting to confirm that there are no holes in it. It is not uncommon for the mesh to rip apart while landing a big fish so it is important to check your net for holes. There is nothing worse than losing a big fish because of having a faulty or damaged net so take a quick minute to inspect your net before it is too late and costs you a fish.

Grease Your Reel

Every once in a while, your fishing reel will need to be checked for grease. The gears in your fishing reel are lubricated with either oil or grease and it is important to ensure your reel always has enough lubrication because too much friction can cause your reel to seize. If you are not sure what type of oil or grease to use make sure you can always call the manufacturer for help.

If you want to make sure that your fishing equipment is going to last you a long time you need to take the proper steps to ensure it does not get damaged. Doing things like purchasing a tackle box and fishing rod case can help protect your fishing equipment. Make sure you also inspect your equipment for common wear and tear. Checking the condition of your fishing line and the fishing net will help make sure you do not lose a big fish due to weakened equipment.

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