I was wanting to fix up a bluegill specific tackle box/bag as many of the ponds we fish require a walk and not wanting to lug any more than I need to. Any pics or descriptions of what some of you might have in your bluegill boxes?
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I was wanting to fix up a bluegill specific tackle box/bag as many of the ponds we fish require a walk and not wanting to lug any more than I need to. Any pics or descriptions of what some of you might have in your bluegill boxes?
I fish a lot of similar areas, and I do not carry a tackle box. I wear a light fly vest and carry a few small fly boxes or Plano utility boxes.
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This is my setup plano 3500 softsider trashed the boxes that came with it and used the ones with the gasket keeps the jigs from drying out
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A lightweight backpack will allow you to carry other items that help with the the hike. Like water, sunblock, ThermaCell, fish bag, parka, hand towel, etc., as well as a variety of necessary tackle.
I have a tackle box set up just for bluegill fishing, but I don't show it online.
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I don't have any photos handy, but mine has: hemostats for hook removal, jigheads in 1/64, 1/32, and 1/16th oz., small plastics of many sorts (beetles, tubes, curly tails, trout magnets, etc.) in many colors, bobbers in many sizes with most being the weighted styrofoam kind, small spinners, small crankbaits, split shot in BB and larger, hooks in size 8 for bream and 4 for crappie, a couple varieties of Gulp or PowerBait type baits, and a few wet flies to fish under a bobber with a small split shot. All of that, but my actual bream fishing is split between 50% 1/64th oz jigs (beetles/trout magnets) for catch and release, or 40% live bait fishing with the wife and kids (crickets/wax worms) for supper, with the rest of the tackle comprising the last 10%. If I wanted a real compact kit, I'd just take the jig heads, black beetles and bison/bulldog trout magnets and a few bobbers or justs the hooks, split shot, and bobbers with live bait.
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I've had one of these for years, used to use it a lot when I fished some Rivers, many Moons ago.
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Don’t forget rooster tails. Everyone’s idea so far are great.
Lightweight needle nose pliers for those swallowed hooks. Scissors of course to retie my braid. Jig hooks in different weights and hook sizes for various soft plastic lures - everyone has their favorite lures but as always a few will do. Bug repellent lotion would be advisable. Some use a float with live bait or lures. Keep it simple.
3 or 4 floats in the top pocket . 3 or 4 ..1/64 number 10 jigheads …..a small bottle of something to put on the jig , nibbles, weenies , worms , etc
that should do it unless you have a need to actually carry something .
maybe a rope stringer if you want to keep some .