STOP Taking Your Entire Tackle Box Backcountry Fishing!

Hey Salt Strong Nation—Coach Tony here!

Winter backcountry fishing doesn’t have to mean hauling your entire tackle box. In this video, I’ll show you how to simplify your setup with just two essential lure profiles: paddle tails and twitch baits. Learn the best colors, sizes, and rigging tips to dominate creeks, ponds, and canals this season.

Get your own backcountry lures below:

Rigging tackle featured in this video:

Watch the full video and start catching more fish with less gear!

Tight Lines!
Tony

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Mike Rexon
4 days ago

Great presentation Tony! Just what I needed. Thx, Mike

Mike Answeeney
7 days ago

My tackle box is huge and most of it is for…..”just incase..”. I really need to consolidate. Great ad ice. Thank you.

Joe Geis
16 days ago

Great info. Thanks Tony.

john lance
23 days ago

But , but what will I do with this great big tackle box full of expensive , beautifully , colored lures , which make me look like a real pro even though they don’t catch fish. ?

Tom Baumeister
23 days ago

The slam shady 2.o original and the gold digger are 2 lures I’ve been catching redfish and snook on this late fall and winter. It’s great to hear my selections have been on target. Thanks Tony.

ALFREDO ZAMARRON
24 days ago

It’s nice to get the reminder that you don’t have to take everything out, every time you go out fishing. Thank you

Hugh Keough
24 days ago

Thanks so much Coach Tony!

Ken
24 days ago

Thx so much for this video Tony.
One of the best money saving and time saving videos on lures I have seen.
Nothing like cutting through the confusing array of lure options out there, bringing more clarity and more fish to my estuary trips.
Not to mention more time chilling out and just enjoying my time on the water !

joseph
24 days ago

Great information, It helps narrow down my selection greatly. great!
Thanks for the tips.

James Turtura
24 days ago

Thanks Tony. I do have a question though. I fish the back waters in North Carolina. We have huge tidal swigs, 5-7 feet, which I find hard to pick the right size weighted hook. would it be advisable to just use a 1/4 oz as to a 1/16th?

James Turtura
24 days ago
Reply to  Tony Acevedo

Thanks Tony

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