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Fishing Accessories
Fishing Accessories
Accessories are the difference between a session that runs smoothly and one spent improvising. None of it is glamorous, and almost all of it is the sort of thing you only buy once you have needed it and not had it.
What actually gets used
Start with handling. A landing net, lip grips and a measuring mat cover getting a fish in, controlling it and getting it back quickly, and they matter more the bigger the fish gets.
Then rigging. Leader spools, braid scissors, rig wallets and crimping tools are the things you reach for at exactly the moment you cannot go and buy them.
Then the boat and bank items — rod holders, bait buckets, berley pots, drink holders and lights. Unremarkable individually, but collectively they are what makes a spot comfortable enough to stay at.
And then the ones learned the hard way: a first aid kit, a spare cap, a head torch that works, and something to keep your phone dry.
Davo's Tackle carries a deep accessories range alongside fishing tools and tackle boxes.
Frequently asked questions
What fishing accessories should a beginner buy first?
Pliers, a knife, a landing net and something to store tackle in. Those four cover the situations that most often stop a session in its tracks.
Do I really need a landing net?
For anything of size, yes. A net gets a fish under control quickly, which means less damage to the fish and far fewer hooks in fingers.
What is a berley pot for?
It holds berley below the surface and releases it slowly, drawing fish to your spot and holding them there rather than scattering it all at once on top.
Accessories are the difference between a session that runs smoothly and one spent improvising. None of it is glamorous, and almost all of it is the sort of thing you only buy once you have needed it and not had it.
What actually gets used
Start with handling. A landing net, lip grips and a measuring mat cover getting a fish in, controlling it and getting it back quickly, and they matter more the bigger the fish gets.
Then rigging. Leader spools, braid scissors, rig wallets and crimping tools are the things you reach for at exactly the moment you cannot go and buy them.
Then the boat and bank items — rod holders, bait buckets, berley pots, drink holders and lights. Unremarkable individually, but collectively they are what makes a spot comfortable enough to stay at.
And then the ones learned the hard way: a first aid kit, a spare cap, a head torch that works, and something to keep your phone dry.
Davo's Tackle carries a deep accessories range alongside fishing tools and tackle boxes.
Frequently asked questions
What fishing accessories should a beginner buy first?
Pliers, a knife, a landing net and something to store tackle in. Those four cover the situations that most often stop a session in its tracks.
Do I really need a landing net?
For anything of size, yes. A net gets a fish under control quickly, which means less damage to the fish and far fewer hooks in fingers.
What is a berley pot for?
It holds berley below the surface and releases it slowly, drawing fish to your spot and holding them there rather than scattering it all at once on top.