Day 2 - 12 DAYS of TACKLESHARE GIVEAWAYS (2023) - Rapala Prize Package
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- -- Unfortunately, Kiran Lambert was unable to verify their requirements and claim their prize. The NEW winner of Day 2 of our 12 Days of TackleShare Giveaways is Barry Smith. Please contact us by January 18, 2024 at 1:00 pm via info@tackleshare.com to verify your requirements and claim your prize. -- (***UPDATED Jan 11, 2023 1:30 pm***)
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Get ready for more fishing adventures in 2024 with some new fishing gear. To help our followers expand their fishing experiences we are hosting 12 days of giveaways thanks to our generous sponsors Shimano, Rapala, and Lucky Strike. Watch the video to find out how to enter each of the 12 Days of TackleShare Giveaways as there will be different questions for each day to provide your comment. You can enter all 12 days before the contest closes on December 31, 2023.
What you Win:
In this video we are giving away items donated by Rapala Canada. The Day 2 giveaway is valued at $210.00 CDN and includes:
- Utility box (medium),
- Thermal tip-up,
- Tool combo pack (pliers, forceps, line cutter and scale),
- Ice combo locker (30"),
- Tungsten tubby jig kit (variety of 1/16 oz.), and
- Polarized sunglasses.
Requirements to Enter:
1. Like this video
2. Subscribe to the TackleShare channel
3. Comment on this video. ** Watch the video to know what question is asked to comment
Links
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TackleShare Loaner Sites www.tackleshar...
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Official Rules: It is free to enter to win.
• The contest closes at 11:59 PM EST on December 31, 2023
• Open to Canadians only.
• The winner will be chosen randomly and contacted by January 5, 2024. If the winner has not followed the rules of the contest they will be disqualified.
• Participants must have a valid Gmail account to comment on the video for contest entry.
• The winner must reply by January 10, 2024 by 1:00 pm to claim their prize, or they will be disqualified, and a new winner will be chosen.
• Any information collected will be used for the sole purpose of delivering the prize to the winner.
• This giveaway is hosted by TackleShare, we are solely responsible for the contest and delivering the prize to the winner. It is NOT sponsored by or affiliated with TH-cam. No purchase required.
Good luck and happy holidays.
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TACKLESHARE PROGRAM
TackleShare is a program run by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) since 1998. With the help from Ontario Power Generation as our title sponsor, we are proud to deliver this important program that encourages fishing as a fun, family activity that can be done anywhere in Ontario.
Wherever you fish, remember to follow signs and “Stay Clear, Stay Safe” as water near dams and hydro stations can turn dangerous in a heartbeat.
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Keep a packed fishing bucket of necessities and a rod (or two) in vehicle. It’s roadside emergency entertainment when your car breaks down (by water) - you can fish until the tow truck arrives! Time not wasted and potentially could bring home dinner.
This happened to me mother day! Our vehicle broke down and thankfully we had our fishing gear and I caught a couple perch and suckers waiting for the tow truck! Helped relieve a lot of stress that day!
Keeping the packet bucket and rod in vehicle is also great for those times when you want to test waters you’ve driven by to see if it’s a good spot to come back later to fish! ;) (saving gas and time)
Always keep your tackle box organized!
Wow that's awesome. This would be a wonderful start to my sons and I firstbice fishing season.
WIth smaller kids its nice that they have their own tackle box. Gives them pride to have their own with their own tackle and needs. We use little pencil cases and or storage boxes from the dollar store. They then use stickers /markers to make it their own. They are then responsible for it!
Have an organized tackle box!
Keep it organized.
An ice fishing hack I love is using child foam mats to keep my feet off the ice.
Magnets and organization...seems simple but it certainly helps
Staying organized is easier for tackleboxes
Foam squares in your portable ice shelter, to put on the ice under your boots. Huge difference if you like warm feet:)
Well, you already had my favorite hack in this gift package. I have been using polarized sunglasses for years while fishing. It really helps to see deeper and more clearly into the water. If you can't directly see fish, it still helps to see bottom, vegetation, woody cover and you can see the shadow of sharp depth transitions underwater.
My hack is for ice fishing. I use an underwater camera, but without adding the tripod mount for turning and positioning, cut a notch in the lid of a 5 gallon pail right to the center. Feed your cable through, and place over the hole. Now just turn the lid to turn your camera!
Have patience and have fun. I always catch alot of fish because I am patient.
I like fishing senko worms Texas rigged. After some time and catches, the top of the worm gets shredded and can’t hold on the hook. I just bite off the top half inch and re-rig, so I’m using less lures and saving money that way. Upsize the worms you buy so when they’re cut shorter like this they still have similar action
My fishing hack is to have my tackle box organized and ready to go. The little magnets help keep my hooks organized!
My hack is to keep the tacklebox organized. That way, you can find the right hook or lure when you're fishing quickly.
We use rubber floor mats to save your feet from getting cold in the tent being on the ice. Also a heavy duty bin with slots in it make great option for different tools to be easily accessible.
Put a small tarp or foam squares in your ice fishing sled to put down so you're not standing directly on the ice. Makes a big difference to keep your feet warm
My most oftenly used hack is to use google earth to get a general idea of a body of water and to zoom into specific location to see if there are shortcuts to get there from shore. Thank you rapala for sponsoring!!
When ice fishing, have my lines ready to go on small spools equipped with hooks and sinkers
Always have a matt / car matt to be use to stand on while putting on waders and also to have a dry bag or tote to put your wet boots and waders in after fishing
Always bring a waterproof pouch while kayak fishing. And make sure you use it.
For me, I have health issues so I am not able to walk far on the ice. To make it easier and allow me to get out on the ice, I have equipped my quad with everything I need to get out onto the ice. I will never give up on ice fishing, just find ways of getting out there safely and with minimal exertion
Keep your tacklebox organized
My fishing hack is always carry good hook cutters. Never know when you’re going to need them. You could need them to cut hooks to get the fish back in the water sooner. You could need them to cut hooks because you ended up with hooks stuck into you. I once had hooks in my hand and had to cut the barbs them the hook so I could pull them back through.
My son taught me to put strips of magnetic tape in my tackle trays to keep everything in place. Happy Holidays.
always bring extra lures with you lol. oh and lots of snacks..its all about the adventure!
Pieces of pool noddle make great hook holders
My fishing is fishing right below rapids and behind cover on fast flowing water. It’s so fun and productive and not many people fish in these areas. I’ve caught some of my biggest bass and pike and walleye in small pools of water with rapids behind them. Usually rapalas work the best
My fishing hack is to use super glue to keep my soft plastics at the front of the hook when using a jig head. You never lose them and there’s no rearward pressure that causes them to tear!!
my favourite hack is to use my hands instead of an ice skimmer when the weather is warm. I'm always losing/forgetting my skimmer, this helps acclimate your hands for once you get a fish. Just remember to dry your hands before you put them back into your mits!
Always have your lines prepared before you head out!
Being an avid kayak fishing. Lots of great hacks needed to make the day more enjoyable
magnets are such a great hack for organziing
use foam mats to help insulate the tent/keep your feet warm, and help to stay dry when kneeling by the hole!
My husband taught me to wear polarized glasses so I can see better thru the water. Really makes a difference 👌
I still have a lot to learn about fishing but I know bringing snacks and drinks along makes the experience more enjoyable especially if you take the kids along.
Use a wine cork to put hooks in to help keep your tackle sorted
The nice channel 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
My hack is having organized trays per species.
Ice fishing would by brining the foam floor tiles to insulate your floor
Bring a rag fishing. It will be super useful to whip off slime and keep on fishing.
I always bring a pail with me fishing i fill it with the water i am fishing in, so when i land a fish i can easily place it in the pail of water if i need to fight to get the hook out or want to take a quick measurement for the an easier release thanks for the chance
My fishing hack is to pack tons of food and snack to keep the kids busy/happy. Happy kids = longer fishing day
Absolutely, and when you think you packed enough, pack more.
Instead of a tacklebox, consider a small parts bin with locking/lift out drawers from the hardware store. Makes staying organized really easy.
My hack is to have a pair of nail clippers or line cutters ready and out where you can get them quickly without looking through your entire tackle box. I have a pair of nail clippers and pliers hanging off the strap of my tackle box.
My hack is to put those silica gel packets (usually come with most new things when shipped) into my fishing trays to prevent moisture build up and rust.
I suggest use kevlar for toothy predator fish like pike and muskie.
I always have a small pair of scissors in tackle box to trim new braided line and other knots plus trim jigs etc
My favourite fishing hack is to use a chartreuse single salmon egg on a hook with a minnow for perch when fishing in dirty water.
When steelhead fishing I use pool noodles that I cut into slices as a rig keeper. I tie all my leaders at home as it saves me time out on the river. I just wrap my pre tied leader onto the pool noodle and that way I can switch my rigs out without having to tie up a bunch. Saves a ton of time
My hack is to add those little silica gel packs in my tackle boxthat you get with shoes. Keeps the moisture at bay on those humid days.😊
Pretty common but some super glue to hold those soft plastics on the jig head
Have a few fishing rods with you with different lures on them ready to go. It saves time when you want to switch up the lure. 🐟
keep all your supplies organized makes for a more enjoyable day
So true!
Keep a nail file in the tackle box to sharpen up dull hooks.
Made my own floating markers with tubes and my own rod holders
My fishing hack is to take the time to organize our tackle box at home, replace lures; saves us from extra frustration when we're fishing.
My fishing hack as a mom who’s little guy loves to fish..
gloves pliers for the mom who doesn’t touch fish.. and snacks for him to stay out a bit longer!
I apply candle wax on ally two pieces rod joining to prevent it from binding and easy detachment.
Use heavy braid line so you can pull up whatever you're snagged on
Use chapstick to lubricate your flourocarbon line before tighten it. That will prevent heat build up olys the line tie looks neat.
My hack is having a different small tackle box for each category of lures it really helps to keep everything organized when in a hurry
That’s a great package I’ve been wanting a rod locker soooo🤞
A hack I’ve used is something I’ve made, I try to make my own tipups
Some work some don’t
My hack is to always keep my tackle box organized. I like to keep it colour coordinated. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome giveaway!!!
The hack I use it using a cut down pool noodle to keep rigs organized.
Foam pads for ice fishing in our tent
Use an O ring when using a wacky worm… saves plastics and doesn’t impede the action!
Try adding a small split shot on fo your micro bait. That will helf with the casting and will not hinder the swimming action.
The hack that I have is a simple one. I water my lawn and catch worms for my kids and I to use when we fish. The most we caught in one night was 13 dozen. Kept about 3 dozen and let the rest go back into the yard. My kids love stalking worms!
Thank you again for Day 2. As a new comer to Canada, thank you for sharing such valuable information. Looking forward to buy my first rod and reel and get into this amazing world.
Live bait is king! Never let anyone else tell you otherwise
I make my own hole covers with floor tile mats!
My hack is to always put everything in the boat or truck early in the morning and make sure it is organized ALSO use a drop shot rig with a fake worm. Thanks guys love you.
I use electrical shrink tube to attach a long barrel sinker on to my wide gap hook and heat shrink it. Now i have some homemade wide gap worm hook for all my swimbait.
Find used pill box to store my hooks and sinkers.
Keeping organized as possible, magnets are your friend! Many a scar here from not being organized lol
My hack is to pack and get everything ready the night before. Rods everything. That way I won’t forget anything important when I’m groggy the next morning. Thanks for this!!
I have a couple of bolt wrist holders (they are magnetic wrist bands to hold bolts when working on things) and I use them for holding pliers ,clippers or other hooks I will consistantly use if I loose alot of them
I get myself some big swivel and string a bunch of them together and use it to atring my catch for the dinner table.
Happy Holidays 🎅
use a safety pin to organize fish hooks / swivels
My ice fishing hack is to bring warm food in a thermos that you can eat with your hands, such as fajitas.
Our ice fishing hack is to use a small campfire grilling basket held up with a telescopic marshmallow stick on our heater to cook pizza pockets and tasty food!
I use aberdeen wire hooks for cats because you can grab the shank with pliers and sling the cat and the hook straightens out to release the cat. Then I use the pliers to reform the hook.
My advice is bring along a first aid kit.
If you are cranking a crankbait, to get that extra deep dive, try the following.
- Use the smallest diameter line that you can get away with it.
- Use fluorocarbon leader to help keep the bait down in the water column.
- Point your rod tip down towards the water.
Keep a first aid kit with wire cutters in one of your trays
If you happen to encounter wind knot on your spinning reel, the wise thing to do is loosen your drag till it is almost without resistance. Close the bail arm and slowly pull out the line and hopefully it will untangle the wind knot. After that is settle, tighten your drag and wind it up and keep on fishing.
Bring two rods with two different set ups. One for casting and one for float/bottom fishing. Saves a lot of time having to switch.
Remember, a good pair of sunglasses is a must have for a comfortable day of fishing.
Keep my kayak handy for when the line gets stuck off shore !
My dad always said to give little tugs as you reel it in slowly to mimic the bait twitching.
My fishing hack is to always have your fishing box organized. Always have a sharp knife in it.
I get everything together the night before. Plus i always go fishing after a big breakfast.
My hack is that I cut up a few pieces of foam insulator pipe to go over my rods when travelling. Works well! 🐟 🎣
Two hacks that I often use to save money are when a plastic worm or bait tears, I use a lighter when I get home to repair and reuse most plastics. The other one has been mentioned, but I use the same hack. I use fishing glue to help keep my pastics on jig heads. Thanks so much for the opportunities to win.
I use the velcro wire ties to hold my 2 piece rods together
Always have your bag pack nite before make sure you have all your fishing items everything in there place..plus we puck our own worms nite before ...lol
I always make sure I have an extra rod and reel with me just incase and carry a pair of nail clippers to quickly cut line
Add a stinger hook to your spinnerbait for a higher hook up ration.