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- Blister plasters
Special plasters that cushion blisters and help them heal.
- Bobbers
Floats show you when a fish bites.
- Cool box
Keeps drinks and food cool at the beach or campsite.
- Fish Finder
A sonar device that shows fish and the bottom structure.
- Fish stringer
A line to keep caught fish alive in the water.
- Fishing License
A valid fishing licence for your destination. Fishing without one can lead to high fines.
- Fishing Pole
Your rod, or a travel rod that splits into several parts.
- Folding chairs
Light folding chairs for the beach, campsite or riverside.
- Hooks
Hooks in several sizes for different fish.
- Ice packs
Freeze them the night before to keep your cool box cold for longer.
- Insect Protection
Spray or lotion against mosquitoes and ticks for days outdoors; treated clothing helps on long tours.
- Jigs
Weighted lures for fishing near the bottom.
- Knife
A sharp, sturdy knife for fishing or hunting. Carry it according to local laws.
- Live Bait
Worms or maggots, best bought fresh at a tackle shop near the water.
- Lures
Artificial lures for predatory fish.
- Map of water
A map of the water with depths and fishing spots.
- Needle nose pliers
Pliers for removing hooks and bending wire.
- Pilgrim passport (credencial)
On the Way of St James you collect stamps in it. Pilgrim hostels often ask for it, and you need it for the Compostela certificate. Get it before you go or at the start.
- Power bait
Scented dough bait, popular for trout fishing.
- Sinkers
Sinkers keep your bait at the right depth.
- Sleeping bag liner
Many mountain huts require one for hygiene. Light and small to pack.
- Sports licences
Licences and certificates for diving, sailing, fishing, boats or golf. Without them you may not be allowed to take part.
- Tackle box
A box that keeps hooks, lures and weights sorted.
- Thermos flask
Keeps drinks hot in the cold or cold in the heat for hours.
- Trekking poles
Take strain off your knees on descents and give you balance on rough trails.
- Walking boots
Sturdy boots with ankle support and a good tread for mountain trails. Break them in before the trip.
- Walking socks
Padded, quick-drying socks prevent blisters on long walks. Avoid cotton.
- Weights
Weights in several sizes for different currents and depths.