Tackle this tackle box.

Well you must know a fisherman's prize is the one or many tackle box that they own or share.
The question is what is your favorite lure or bait for our favorite fish mister steelhead.
A large group of anglers have taken to the fine and true art of fly fishing and this is a truly a art
of angling and most have transferred there tackle from casting of bait and lures to the fly rod and fly reel and fly box.
The fly fishing opportunity's have increased in steelhead fishing to a lot of specialized tackle for steelhead which is in my opinion is a very good way to catch a limit and enjoy the fight of a life time.

The spincast or spinning tackle that most new entry's to the hobby are a little under sized with a medium weight rod and reel for a ten pound plus steelhead will destroy the tackle that is used with this type of tackle.
The best that any new angler can do is purchase a medium to heavy spinning rod in about six to seven foot long in a medium taper and matched to a reel with at lease eight to ten pounds in a spool capacity of about one hundred and fifty feet.

The meat and potatoes of the subject is the actual tackle the box or boxes of lures and terminal tackle that anglers buy and use with success on the silver rockets that we chase in the tributary of the Mecca of Erie.
What do you use and what is your special bait or tackle, well most use a varied type of spoons and jigs witch deserve a blog of its own.
The spinners and spoons that need a action and deep control that the angler must impart on there lure are a learn art that needs repetition and practice.
So enough work on this post and more time on the water and fish on and screaming reels to all.