Tacke?
 

I fish freshwater most of the time and make a few trips to Big Lake during the year and 1 or 2 to prien. Don't have a big saltwater box so the question is if you had to putt a small tackle box together for this area what would you have?

When I go with someone else, I don't carry my tackle bag. I carry a small box that has a few different soft plastics in different colors and a few lead heads. Plus one or two small topwaters.
It is about 6 inches wide and 9 inches long, see thru and has sections in it.

jerk jr's in a few colors, 1/8 and 1/4oz yellowmouth jigheads, a few topwaters, and possibly a cork or 2 with smaller bait for it

Glow jerk jrs/bubble yum , glow/east beast sandeel jrs, few topwaters, jigheads from yellowmouth in 8th and quarter oz. Corks arent bad to have handy. Some swimbaits too, cacohoe minnows in glow for clear days and black/char for overcast. Glow salty grubs too.

I fish on the east side of state, I use 1/8 and 1/4 in marsh sometimes 3/8 if its cold and I'm fishing deep holes. I use electric blue, new penny, chicken on a chain, new moon, and white salt water assassins cocahoes. I often have a cork and a bag of gulp glow shrimp too. the west side of the state i've never fished.

5 sparkle beetles 5 hooks In a zip loc in your pocket

No clip on corks?

Also got a pill bottle with jig heads in it.

Before you go down call OB at the The Tackle Box (in Sulphur), ask him whats been working, he'll fix you a grab bag, he knows what the weather gonna be so he'll know what colors.

Norton....Norton.....Norton(SANDEEEELS)
Norton....Norton.....Norton(JIGHEADS)

small tackle box asst colors, weights, and emergency toilet paypa.

I know a guy who could use that.

1/8 and 1/4 oz jigheads, sparkle beetles, jerk jrs
popping cork
topwater bait
spoon

and if they really aint biting any of that and you HAVE to catch fish:

ratl trap















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cast net:eek: