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Once you complete your basic kayak milk crate setup, you may want to add a fishing kayak tackle box storage option to assist with your tackle management and organization. Leverage a cheap plastic container and use this DIY fishing tip to add it to your milk crate.

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It goes without saying that fishing is dangerous as a result of the fast water, slick rocks and other hazards that occur in random, unexpected places. You need to exercise caution, particularly in the spring when the water is high or during rapid changes in tide before you fish anywhere. You should always wear a life vest when fishing. Also, a wading staff will help you keep your balance as you walk on the shoreline or wade.

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