>>1614648>>1614674forgot to mention
>spinning combo>not spincastanywho
>luressame as before, these are lures you could bring to just about any body of water with fish in it and expect to catch something
>chartreuse and white curly tails, 1 inch or so>1/16 and 1/32 ounce jigheads to go with the curly tails>small marabou jigs if you can find them>Strike King Bitsy Minnow (tm) in ghost>small huskyjerk, look for one that looks minnow-y>inline spinners>a spoon or two>snap swivels (or better yet, split rings and barrel swivels to do like i do up here >>1614346) for the spoons/spinners>rebel pop-r>3/0 or 4/0 ewg worm hooks>some soft plastic frog things>some senkos or similar>white flukes>rubber worms that seem interesting>a few bullet weights, none over 3/8 oz>lineyou have a rod, reel to match, and plenty of stuff to dangle in front of fish, now you just need to -tie- it all together.
well i think it's a good pun. Anyways, back to the topic at hand.
I highly reccomend braid for this, it is thin strong, supple, and if you need it to be clear it's not hard to put on a leader. 20 pound should do you fine for fresh and salt water. bright colours are an option, but i'd reccomend the moss green. there are plenty of spooling tutorials on youtube, or if you're not feeling confident, most outfoor shops will do it for you if you buy the line (and ideally the reel, too) there
alright, so, we're almost ready. while the reel is being spooled (or shortly before or after) get a fishing license so you don't get arrested.
bait and tackle shops
some drug stores
walmart
they all issue fishing licenses, you can do it at home if you have a credit card and a printer
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