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Terminal Tackle

Terminal tackle refers to snaps, swivels, connectors, leaders, weights and bait rigs you attach to end of your line. Use terminal tackle sparringly, use only what is needed. To much terminal tackle can confuse and distract fish.

Use swivels and snaps to allow for quick changes of lures and baits.
Use a flat finished swivel , black, gray, or olive green are good colors.





Pier fishing weights come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Pyrimid Sinkers dig into the bottom to allow the bait to float free and realistically.

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