D10 (D10) July 3, 2019, 1:26pm 9 Cricketcage: I dont 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
Note the incredible detail and realism in this lure
Because they do not have as much space available, it puts pressure on the wearer to know what should go inside
All of this comes together to create a fishing tool with a power-to-weight ratio never before seen in a saltwater fly reel, making the R Salt the most unique, best performing reel per dollar of any on the water today
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