The monkey and salt water shops

cassidyta · 07-10-09, 01:39 PM

I was down by the harbor this morning and made my way into a tackle store that was 90% salt water based. I wasn't looking for anything, but had some time to kill. Since these shops do not focus on freshwater, they are far more likely to put their freshwater stuff on clearance if it does not move quickly. While they do not have the best selection, they are sometimes worth a look.
I picked up a reaction strike LMB bass swim bait for $20. (On the reaction stirke website, this bait is $35) and a couple of packs of terminator tubes at $1 a pack.
If you have salt water stores in your area, I would not suggest going there to find a specific item, but if you have the time and a few extra bucks, it might be a good idea.

07-10-09, 01:39 PM	#1
cassidyta BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 2,928	The monkey and salt water shops I was down by the harbor this morning and made my way into a tackle store that was 90% salt water based. I wasn't looking for anything, but had some time to kill. Since these shops do not focus on freshwater, they are far more likely to put their freshwater stuff on clearance if it does not move quickly. While they do not have the best selection, they are sometimes worth a look. I picked up a reaction strike LMB bass swim bait for $20. (On the reaction stirke website, this bait is $35) and a couple of packs of terminator tubes at $1 a pack. If you have salt water stores in your area, I would not suggest going there to find a specific item, but if you have the time and a few extra bucks, it might be a good idea. __________________ If you have ever wondered if you should retie, the answer is yes.

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