Currently my intire box is full, any suggestions for slightly larger in the 30-45 dollar range?
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anythingbuthebees on
have you considered, two plano boxes
Queasy_Holiday_4170 on
I ended up going with a KastKing backpack tbh. Has rod holders, water bottle holder, a compartment for 4 trays, and it frees up my hands vs a box. Plus it came with a soft bait binder that buckles onto the bag. You can also load more of your stuff into the bag, and then when you’re at the spot just put what you want into a smaller box to take to the water.
Time to upgrade to those flat “stow-away” Plano boxes. Then a storage tackle bag to hold the boxes. Then more bags to hold more boxes. Repeat until you die.
Karona_ on
A tackle bag, so much more convenient and you can store so much more
Archie_Marx on
Whatever you do take those soft plastics out and store them in a bag or tackle binder. Soft plastics will frequently react with tackle box plastic (and eat your tackle box).
As other have said get flat tackle boxes and tackle bags to hold those boxes. You may also consider getting binders for soft plastics. You may later consider getting a shed to hold your tackle boxes and bags.
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have you considered, two plano boxes
I ended up going with a KastKing backpack tbh. Has rod holders, water bottle holder, a compartment for 4 trays, and it frees up my hands vs a box. Plus it came with a soft bait binder that buckles onto the bag. You can also load more of your stuff into the bag, and then when you’re at the spot just put what you want into a smaller box to take to the water.
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Time to upgrade to those flat “stow-away” Plano boxes. Then a storage tackle bag to hold the boxes. Then more bags to hold more boxes. Repeat until you die.
A tackle bag, so much more convenient and you can store so much more
Whatever you do take those soft plastics out and store them in a bag or tackle binder. Soft plastics will frequently react with tackle box plastic (and eat your tackle box).
As other have said get flat tackle boxes and tackle bags to hold those boxes. You may also consider getting binders for soft plastics. You may later consider getting a shed to hold your tackle boxes and bags.