Tetra Reel care

A bad day's fishing is not a bad day at all.

Saltwater spray is unforgiving as it literally eats away at metal finishes. L**e and protect better.

Before you depart for a fishing trip, take some time out in the ole man cave to clean and l**e your tackle because once you are on the water, your mind is going to be on your first cast and not that.

I have engaged fishermen from all over the world, and we all share a commonality without ever meeting. We all have rods, reels and bait. And from there come stories of adventure and tall tales.

You have money invested in fishing hooks so don't overlook hosing down your lures after a day on the water. Lubing hooks and other terminal tackle will provide valuable protection that's cheaper than having to pull out the split ring pliers to change hooks unnecessarily.

assist hooks, baitholder style hook, oshaughnessy hook, j hooks, octopus hooks, crimp the barbs, catch and release, jigging, bottom fishing, live bait hooks, stainless steel hooks

When you experience saltwater splash, do you just stand there?

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Fishing reel oil and reel grease are different because of consistency but there is a good reason for that. In general, high speed parts need oil and slow parts that operate under heavier friction and load bearing benefit better from grease.

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Reel Wash. Boat Wash. Don't forget dude wipes.

Anywhere metal touches metal on a fishing reel and related tackle