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The Best Fly Box for You Ive had the chance to talk with a lot of beginning anglers over the past year, and one question I keep hearing is how to pick the right fly box

But they really prefer a jighead with a soft plastic rigged onto it, like what you see below: These match all of the qualities mentioned earlier

Theres enough room for up to four lenses and a camera body, with dimensions of 30.5 x 22.5 x 46.5 cm

The bigger the diameter of these wraps of fly line, the better as this prevents your fly line from becoming kinked and developing memory coils that affect casting performance and create unwanted knots and tangles

The solid warranty and the affordable price make this a great option for anglers wanting to try swinging but is also there when its time to tie on an egg

Pros & Cons Pro: Sealed bearings and corrosion-treated internals (built for saltwater) Pro: Big drag and big spool capacity for the price Pro: Runs lefty in 300 size, which is hard to find under $150 Con: Heavier than the freshwater reels above

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