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PittsBoy
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tackletour equivalent

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Is there any saltwater Tackletour equivalent out there? I am looking for a good saltwater forum for tackle enthusiasts. I know it doesn't exist in the US but may be in Asia, Australia or Europe?
I have nothing against US Saltwater forums (I know tipping a shrimp or a baitfish on a jighead can be effective :lol: ) but I'm just looking for something more exciting...
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craigrbns
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X2!
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Try 360tuna
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I've been a member of 360tuna since 05. Great site for jigging and popping.
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Try 2coolfishing, though it is a Texas saltwater site, saltwater is saltwater!
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360 and StripersOnline.
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mickeyfin
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Bloodydecks out of San Diego covers fishing, tackle etc
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