Everything You Need To Bring On Your Inshore Saltwater Fishing Trip

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Title	:	Everything You Need To Bring On Your Inshore Saltwater Fishing Trip
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They were a little larger than I expected But I'm sure they will do the job
Comment from : Best Woodworking Ideas

🌴 Ahhhh,but I fly fish !
Comment from : Dave Scheer

Head protection!!!! Polarized Sunglasses!!! When you become too tall for your hair wear a hat!!! Blue and green eyes require more polarization!!! Cataracts removal is costly!!
Comment from : Dr Evil

I out all my Salt Strong paddle tails in the same bag together Same with the bomber size and flukes So I have 3 bags instead of 6 or 8 Your plastics don't melt together and the colors are stable so I don't see a reason to carry extra bags, especially in my kayak
Comment from : comfortably numb

Very organized!
Comment from : Richard Vila

Here we go checking out the insider clubweee
Comment from : Allyson Griffin

Why not offer this collection through SaltStrong as presented? Good grief, I'm onboard with your go-to's based on Florida fishing brWhy do I have to ask? YOU'RE CONVINCED, I'M CONVINCED based on your experience & preferences
Comment from : Richard Greene

I’ve been fishing my entire life and I must say Salt Strong has definitely helped me step my game up in a few ways!!!!
Comment from : SW Florida’s One More Cast 941 Fishing

Chances are that high of being raped out in the flats? Hm Well i’ll be
Comment from : Calloway Deschain

I've had a bunch of them over the years They last forever🤔
Comment from : brian lane

So, none of that saltwater plastic have a heat melt problem? Some of that Z-Man freshwater stuff a small insulated cooler is needed around here
Comment from : Mark R

Man this is great I carry wayyyyyy to much junk out in my tackle bag that I never end up using Great examples and thanks for the tips!
Comment from : Cory Furloughs - Blind Hog Adventures

Tired of hearing how clear fluorocarbon is It's not THAT much more invisible It's real value lies in it's non-stretchyness, and that it doesn't float like mono The disadvantage being it will turn into a curly-Q if you wrap and pull tight to cinch down a knot and turn your bait into a helicopter - which kind of negates a slight visibility advantage
Comment from : Gil Bates

Do you have problems with rust of hooks pre loaded? Do "Treated" boxes that advertise rust inhibitors interfere with "Scent" or Dr Juice? Less is more I like what Pat did using one lure until he masters the art So far my power prawns are well liked by puffers and pins
Comment from : Sonny Reeves

Thermocell’s are awesome for mosquitoes, but it doesn’t phase the gnats or yellow flies in my area
Comment from : Yak Woodz

Which replacement hooks did you use?
Comment from : leonelmolinajr2

Hi, how do you cast sime of the light lures for distance? Do you use lead or something heavy to cast far? If you made a video on this, please link it Thank you!
Comment from : Pete Cardona

Fantastic recommendations, but I also recommend a clip on knife on your vest Especially for kayak fishing You never know, if you are capsized you could be tangled in fishing line, or one of your equipment lines
Comment from : Gary Wood

best thing ive brought is a small medical kit, or at the very least something to sanitize if you hook or cut yourself
Comment from : Kasyoi

What type of rod is best for Top water, my rod reels to bendy that im using
Comment from : chris dravez

Hey Forgot the ducktape Can be used in a variety of applications and it better thanbra bandaid if you cut yourself been using that for years So Far So Goodlol brKeep up the great work and videos much appreciated! Tight Lines and Screaming Drags
Comment from : Mike Bainter

Okay I'm new to salt water why not do a treble hook on the rattle trap and spook?
Comment from : Nicholas Benson

Great layout thanks buddy Ricky 💃🕺🏼💃🕺🏼🎶🐈‍⬛🎸
Comment from : Rick S

This video looks simple,but it is very very meaningfulthanks
Comment from : Del Step

What's the difference in 20# line and 20# leader?
Comment from : Don Bloodworth

No Krusty Krab lures???
Comment from : Pastor Justin

So no bucktail jigs? Also, Saltstrong should have a kit very much like this on the tackle page, make it a "getting started" gear kit
Comment from : Joshua Simonson

How do you keep the Z Man lures from melting with the other lures?
Comment from : TonyStewartWins

one other thing is a knife or safety like cutting anchor or any other line
Comment from : Eric Stone

Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Mphoy

Hey bro, please share that stuffs the baits you are using for that trip and how can i have that baits set Thanks and amazing video sharing God bless
Comment from : Ailmira Effa

Great info
Comment from : Saenn Sandstrom

My favorite salt water lure setup would be a penn battle 3 4000 with a 7 to 7 foot 6 medium fast bully bay rod or saint Croix rod with a green back colored mirrodine
Comment from : Based Yeetos

Dude Spending 5 minutes on a tackle video dedicated to a life jacket and other accessories is lame
Comment from : bo4arrow

Thanks, videos like this helps save tons of money! Tight lines
Comment from : fishthruit 2021

Short and sweet--NICE black drum!
Comment from : Joes Carp Adventures

Justin, do the plastics you have mentioned here do okay placed in the same box? I know zmans do not mix well with other plastics Not sure about the power prawns
Comment from : Brad Beeson

Add a knife to that kit, and you're all set
Comment from : Caleb Rabion

Missing the procure
Comment from : Devon M

Justin great idea about having soft plastics pre rigged Sometimes less is really more
Comment from : Jack Dickerson

I can’t wait to try out the Texas eye finesse for some inshore BFS fishing
Comment from : Christopher Trimble

I always carry a little spray bottle with 70 alcohol when out fishing, very useful for disinfecting a wound or cleaning an oily substance
Comment from : m373x

K I S S And, your choices covered all the bases, too Tight Lines, Justin !!!
Comment from : Kenny Love

Add rubber bands I use various sizes all the time I shore fish 100 of the time Also, mosquito netting to go over your head
Comment from : Rob Vallee

I’d also highlight a headlight that has a strobe capability/switch for warning visibility
Comment from : John Karges

I keep a light and knife on my vest I also have a boomerang tool clipped on
Comment from : User User

👍🍷🌻🙏
Comment from : Duc Nguyen

That was an awesome video Very informative I’m very analytical and like to keep things to a minimum, so this was great info for me I’m moving back to the coast and have never fished inshore as an adult so this helps me form a solid plan
Comment from : Alan d