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Protect those tootsies!

Lightweight easy to carry beach game.

I usually set up my own but this looks to be a good camping first aid lit (you need one).

It is shockingly light weight yet strong as an ox and has enough drag to pull in pretty much any bass I'll likely ever catch. The braking system is great and very forgiving and I've dialed it in to virtually never need your thumb. The spool capacity is great and I've had no issues at all with this reel after much travel and usage. This thing can cast!

On the other hand (yeah, i know), a good meat thermometer is essential. Make sure everything is fully cooked before serving your guests, nothing ruins a cookout more than ... well, you know.

If they have tall enough ceilings in their home or garage, this thing is really cool! I got one a few years ago and it's been great, I have it hooked to a projector but you can use a laptop or other computer as well.

As any native fisherman can tell you, the big game that you want to catch love fresh shadd for bait. Well, even handier and longer lasting is this jerk bait lure. This is an essential for your tackle box. "The favorite lure of Sebile founder and innovator, Patrick Sebile, the Stick Shadd was designed to be entirely controlled by the angler to cover almost all fishing situations. Offered in a wide variety of sizes, buoyancies, and colors the Stick Shadd is one of Sebile's most innovative designs. Sinking & Fast-Sinking models are perhaps the most versatile overall because they can be used at any depth form top to deep. Suspending versions are ideal as jerkbaits when predatory fish prefer their prey to sit horizontal and not rise or sink at all. Floating models are key when targeting surface feeding or shallow fish while Rockett models are key for distance casting and strong current situations. "