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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | WOW.
Just received my Just Encase Muskie Lure box. This thing is very well thought out, and will be my box of choice in the rig next season. Why?
It has a locking top, combination lock that will keep prying fingers out. It also has a hasp closure when I don't need it locked.
It's clear and easy to see where my baits of choice are stored, and plenty deep enough for most of my Magnum lures.
It has a special design in the corner to accept a cable type lock or a small stainless chain and padlock. One can lock up the box, securing it through an eyebolt or similar fastener. This one holds 24 lures, plenty for most days on the water.
No more easily stolen tackle boxes, if they want this thing they are really going to have to work for it. Nice product!
I'll load her up and take a couple shots of the Just Encase box full of baits when I get a chance.
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| How much will they retail for, Steve?
Edited by esox50 11/17/2008 10:41 PM
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| Make sure you hide those knipex, hate to go through all that work to get it locked and chained and they grab your release tools and walk alway almost just as fast!!! |
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| Is it bulletproof? Because it looks like it can handle anything else. |
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Location: Madison WI | I have seen these and sworrall is right they are extremely well thought out, now I have seen the wooden ones not the ones above and the wooden ones weigh 25+ lbs without any lures in them, how much do those weigh empty? |
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| It looks like something out of a James Bond movie. Shall we refer to Mr. Worrall as "Worrall, Steve Worrall"? |
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Location: Excelsior, MN | This 201414 model weighs approx. 14-15 lbs empty depending on divider set up. |
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