All of my hooks, weights, and snaps are in one BPS 370 box, separated by size. I use to have them divided by size and color but I kept running out of space.
I keep the jig heads in the same box with the jigs and skirts, also separated by size.
Usually when I hang up in a brush pile with a t-rig its the weight getting stuck in a V. I found that by using the smallest weight I have or by going weightless I don't hang up nearly as much.
About 5 years ago I had to drop something off at work and I left the car running while I went inside. When I came out I realized that I had locked the door when I got out. Called my wife and it took her about 1/2 hour to get there with the second set of keys and the whole time the car is running. Now I make sure that the key is in my pocket before I get out of the car.
I keep my worms in the bags they came in. I open the bag up a little and roll it. This causes the air to be pushed out of the bag. When most of the air is out of the worm bag I'll close it back up and keep it in a BPS 370 box that slips right inside the tackle bag.
The high yesterday was 45. Right now its cloudy and 14 degrees outside. There were chunks of ice floating down the Missouri River at St. Charles yesterday afternoon.
I will watch the line after I feel something different. Sometimes when bass take the jig you feel a slight bump and nothing else. After the bump it will feel like the line has broken off, but it will be moving around or off to the side.
Spiders. I've been bit twice by those little suckers while sleeping in my bed!! Once on the neck and once on the chest. I was sick as a dog both times.
I don't have a fear of flying, but I do have a fear that someone working on the plane may not have put things back together the right way :-/.
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