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There are a lot of places to buy bass fishing gear online, but one of our favorite—and most underrated spots—is Amazon. Whether you're looking to upgrade your apparel, rod and reel setup, or tackle storage, Amazon has tons of high quality gear available—just ask our experts. We narrowed down some of the best bass fishing equipment you can buy on Amazon below, from the top-performing spinning reel we've tested to our favorite new fishing shirt. The best part? Most of it comes with two-day or even next-day shipping, so you can be ready for the next spontaneous fishing trip your buddy plans.
Field & Stream Fishing Shirt
Meet your new go-to fishing shirt. Let's start with the fabric, which is water-resistant and temperature-regulating for those super hot days, and has built in UPF 50 sun protection. As for what really sets this apart from other similar shirts out there, it has a variety of pockets (including a zippered one) for all your tools and essentials, and even sewn-in microfiber cloth at the hem should you need to clean your sunglasses on the go.
Bubba Smart Fish Scale
Does that fish you caught even count if you don't get to brag about how big it was? Measure your latest catch—and hopefully your personal best—with this Bubba smart fish scale. It boasts a 60-pound limit and easy-to-read LCD screen, but what's even cooler is that it can pair to an app on your phone so you can keep track of all your catches (and see your friends', too!).
Abu Garcia Zenon MG-X Spinning Reel
Ask our bass fishing expert and he'll tell you the Abu Garcia Zenon MG-X is the best spinning reel for bass out there. Period. In his words, it's a "work of art." It's lightweight yet strong, with plenty of high-end features that allow you to master any finesse technique.
Rapala PXR Jowler
A cross between a popper and a walking bait, the Rapala PXR Jowler is one of our bass fishing experts' favorite lures of the year. He even goes so far as to call it "lethal." We like that it comes in 10 colors for any environment, and that it's very easy to walk.
Yamamoto Senko
If you're looking for the best soft plastic bait for bass, you can't go wrong with the iconic Yamamoto Senko. This versatile worm is simple yet effective—you can rig it any number of ways to mix up the action.
Grundens Deck-Boss Boots
We've tested a lot of fishing boots over the years, and the Grundens Deck-Boss impress us time and time again. The fully waterproof ankle boots are incredibly comfortable thanks to the cushioned shock-resistant insole and feature a unique design on the outsole that moves water out from under your feet, giving you the best traction possible.
Plano Guide Series Tackle Bag
Keep all your fishing gear well-organized with the deluxe Plano Guide Series tackle bag, which is Plano's largest tackle system yet. The spacious interior comes equipped with 10 (!!) removable tackle trays, while the exterior features expandable rod holders, a waterproof cell phone pocket, non-skid feet, and even a magnetic top to keep your tools securely within arm's reach.
Costa Rincon Sunglasses
Costa Del Mar is the go-to for fishing sunglasses, and of all the styles, the Rincon is arguably the most popular. While the classic frames look stylish, its the polarized lenses that are the real star. They reduce glare, increase contrast for brighter colors, and absorb 100% of UV light to protect your eyes.
KastKing Speed Demon Pro Fillet Knife
If you plan on turning your catch into dinner, a good fillet knife is worth investing in. This one boasts a super sharp stainless steel blade that has just the right amount of flex along with a non-slip grip on the handle for easy maneuvering.
Sufix Elite Monofilament Fishing Line
Sufix makes some of the best fishing line for bass, according to our experts. It's strong and castable with just the right amount of stretch, and little memory so you won't have to deal with pesky kinks in your line.
Rapala Floating Fish Gripper
Tuck this Rapala fish lip gripper into your tackle bag to help you remove hooks easily and keep your hands from getting shredded. The highlight of this handy tool is that it floats, so you won't have to worry if you accidentally drop it overboard.
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