galileo2

I use a Bass Pro Freestyle Satchel 360 (http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Freestyle-Satchel-360-Tackle-Bag-or-System/product/13033005513110/ ). It is compact, has one main pocket, a smaller front pocket and two side pockets. It also has tool pouches on either side. I used to use a back pack but I found myself carying around way too much stuff. I find it easier to have a master tacklebox that stays at home (unless I rent a boat for the day) and I taylor the satchel to the lake and species that I'm fishing. It also comes in the larger 370 size http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Freestyle-Satchel-370-Tackle-Bag-or-System/product/12041305022811/

I bought a tackle box from a garage sale recently. The box was full of tackle, most of it still in its retail packaging. For $15, I won't have to buy hooks, swivels, weights, etc. for a very long time. It also had alot of pre rigged soft plastic worms, by alot I mean 30 assorted sizes and colors. The brands include Bass Stopper, Original Anise, Do-Nothing, as well as various bait shop brands. I have never fished these before. Does anyone have any experience with these? Can anyone tell me how to fish them? I'm also wondering if anyone has found any odd or amazing things in an old tackle box. A buddy of mine found a vintage Rolex a few years ago. Pretty cool.

The metro Detroit area has been slow for me. I've had some luck at Kent lake and Bald Mountain with bass colored lures and chartrusse grubs. It seems like the city lakes get hit hard when the water is low. Maybe polution? Making a trip to Black lake, I'm sure I'll have more luck there.