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Heres what you need before you start: Fly reel (make sure its the right size for your line) Fly line backing (usually 20 or 30-pound test, Dacron or gel-spun) Fly line (matched to your rod and reel) Arbor knot and albright knot knowledge (or a knot-tying guide) Scissors or line cutters Pen or pencil (for holding the line spool) Damp cloth (for cleaning line, optional) Buddy or book (to help hold the line spoolmakes things easier) A common beginner mistake is forgetting the backing
Van Staal Spinning Reels, Shimano Saragosas, and Penn Spinfishers are all very popular choices on the pier
Besides aggressively working an assortment of lures, we also often use dead baits on set lines, and as you can probably guess, the size of some of these dead baits simply inspire awe if you have never fished for lake trout
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Light olive green cloth bag and tube, probably dates to mid-1930s
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