Comfortable to wear 16-inch laptop sleeve Dual entry points to main compartment Modular design Camera Cubes cost extra Front pouch not 100% secure This bag from Peak Design is ideal for anyone who enjoys outdoor adventures
Dock pilings, trees, and stumps are areas during the winter where bass congregate for safety and warmth
Pros /The Yeti brand will have your friends jealous, rubber clasps, larger ice capacity, the most color options Cons /Ice may melt faster than expected, plastic wheels, limited features Bottom Line /If you love Yeti, the haul is a great option and will be much easier to manuever than their non wheeled coolers

Table of Contents Light Tackle (Carolina Rig) Swimbait Set-Up Jerkbait Set-Up Shark Fishing A Quick Summary Of My Gear and Tackle Each Style Light Tackle Gear Rod: Okuma Celilo (86 MA) or the Okuma SST (86 MA) Reel: Penn Battle 3000 or 4000 series Mainline: 15-pound monofilament For Bait: Carolina Rig: Leader Line: 15-pound fluorocarbon Swivels: 15-19mm barrel swivels Hooks: size #2 or #4 owner mosquito hooks Weights: 1-oz egg weight Beads: 8mm fishing beads Swim Bait Gear Rod: Okuma SST-S-902HA 1/2-2oz | 10-30lb | 9ft | H | MF Reel: Penn Spinfisher VI (3500 or 4500) Main Line: 30-pound braid Leader Line: 30-pound mono Lure Options: Jerk Bait Gear Rod: Okuma SST (86 MHA) Reel: Penn Battle 3000 or 4000 series Main Line: Leader Line: 15-pound fluorocarbon Lures: Lucky Craft FM 110 and Shimano WM 115 SP Shark Gear Rod: Fiblink Moonsniper (12 or 13 feet) Reel: Penn Battle 8000 Main Line: 50-pound braid Topshot: 80-pound nylon coated mono Leaders: Shark Leaders Weights: 8-ounce pyramid or 6-ounce sputnik Light Tackle Surf Fishing Gear and Tackle This set-up will be used to catch corbina, croaker, guitarfish, surfperch, and other light tackle species using a C-rig

Work the lure with a fast, erratic retrieve to entice Spanish blitzing in the chum slick
great quality for the price