REELUP FISHING
Ready when the bite changes.
Practical fishing gear built to keep the small problems from ending a good session.
Built for fast re-rigs · Compact carry · Refillable
When things go wrong
It's usually one small thing that slows down the whole session.
A break-off. A lost bait. The bite changes. You reach for a hook, jig head or plastic you thought you packed — and it isn't there.
That's why the Backup Tackle Kit exists.
One small box. Ready when your plan isn't.
The essentials anglers reach for when a lure gets lost, a line breaks, or the bite calls for a quick change.
Built to complement your main tackle box, not replace it.
The essentials. Already packed.
Soft Baits
A practical mix of plastics for different presentations.
Terminal Tackle
Hooks, jig heads and small essentials ready to rig.
Fishing Scissors
Cuts line fast for quick re-rigs.
Built to stay within reach.
POCKET-SIZED
Keep it close for a quick re-rig when a line snaps or a lure gets lost.
COMPACT BY DESIGN
Small enough to keep with your everyday gear without taking over your tackle box.
PACK IT. LEAVE IT. GRAB IT.
Keep one in your pack, truck or fishing gear so backup tackle is there when you need it.
Built for the moments you don't plan for.
"The biggest thing is how organized it feels. When conditions change, I don't want to waste time looking for snaps, rings, or another bait. Having a compact backup ready makes it easier to switch quickly and stay focused."
"I started leaving this in my truck instead of bringing my whole tackle box every time. Not saying it replaces a full setup or anything, but for random stops or those "might as well fish for an hour" moments, it's actually been pretty useful. Only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is I still forget I have it sometimes and go straight to re-rigging out of habit."
'I broke off around some rocks and just stood there for a second debating whether it was worth redoing everything. Normally I'd probably call it and head home. Instead, I reached into the backup pack and got back to fishing within a couple of minutes. Ended up landing two more fish before sunset. I didn't buy this expecting it to save a trip, but that's exactly what happened."
KEEP IT READY
Used the baits? Refill. Keep fishing.
Restock the soft baits in your backup tackle kit without buying another full kit.
BACKUP TACKLE KIT REFILLQUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Everything you need to know before you pack it.
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A backup fishing tackle kit is a compact set of fishing essentials designed to stay close when you need to replace lost or used tackle, re-rig after a line break, or make a quick change without going back to your main tackle box.
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The ReelUp Backup Tackle Kit includes 10 × 4" finesse worms, 5 × 4" paddle tail swimbaits, 1 × 1/2 oz metal jig, 2 × 3/16 oz jig heads, 2 × 1/8 oz jig heads, 2 × single hooks, 50 × fast snaps, 50 × split rings, 1 × fishing scissors, and 1 × compact double-sided tackle box.
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No. The Tackle Backup Kit is designed to complement your main tackle box, not replace it. It keeps a focused selection of useful tackle together in one compact setup that is easy to keep close.
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The Backup Tackle Kit is designed to stay compact enough to carry with your everyday fishing gear. Keep it in your pack, jacket pocket, truck, or alongside your main tackle so it is easy to reach without adding another bulky tackle box.
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The Backup Tackle Kit is built primarily for bass fishing, with soft baits, jig heads, hooks, snaps, split rings, and a metal jig that give anglers several options for common re-rigs and lure changes.
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Yes. ReelUp offers a Soft Bait Refill with replacement finesse worms and paddle tail swimbaits, so you can restock the consumable baits without buying another complete Backup Kit.
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Because small problems can cost fishing time. A lost lure, snapped line, used bait, or needed rig change is easier to deal with when the essentials are already organized and within reach.
Keep your backup tackle kit within reach.
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