Fishing for game, as many experienced anglers would say, is a delicate art that requires a lot of skill and patience. It also demands the use of sophisticated tackle and gear to ensure that gamefish actually strike and that the angler lands a catch. Indeed, the right kind of tackle can make all the difference between a successful day in the water or heading back home empty-handed. Being prepared for a tournament means not only having your first string of rods, lures, baits/rigs, teasers, etc. ready to go, but also having backups for everything and double backups for some things. During a tournament, you only have so many hours of fishing time per day, so if the line on one of your rods gets damaged and you don’t have a backup rod ready to go, you’ve now got one less bait in your spread while someone re-rigs another one. That also means one less set of eyes watching the spread.
http://bid2fish.com.au/News/31/Selecting-the-Appropriate-Game-Fishing-Tackle-Being-Prepared-for-a-Tournament
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