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| I have had the new Deck insert lurebox that Bob from Just Encase and I designed in the back of my boat for a few weeks now. We just added some final refinements and I wanted to get a picture up so you can all see it. The cool thing is it all custom inside so you can set it up inside however you want....no wasted space..... just more storage.
http://www.justencase.com for more details
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Location: Minneconia | That is sweet! |
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Location: Twin Cities | Saw this in Bob's boat the other day, it's awesome. |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | I've got my custom case, but I'm already thinking about how to get another one in the boat. Great boxes all the way. |
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Location: Not Where I Want To Be | These Boxes are great. Would highly recommend |
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Location: In a shack in the woods | I'm jealous of all those that have them. I can't wait til I have a bigger boat to stuff one of these into. |
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Location: Mayville, WI | Looks great! Quick question on the deck box. How slippery is the surface when it's wet (thinking ahead for snow)?
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Location: Excelsior, MN | Clear non-slip 3M Safety Bath Mat sheets are applied to the entire top Bob Schmitt - Just Encase
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Location: Kodiak, AK | I have the 3M on my box and it's great. |
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Location: LOTW every chance I get | Is the box secured to the boat and lockable, or do you remove it. Just asking, because it looks like it is asking to be stolen. Great looking box though. |
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| There are a number of different security options You can get lockable latches if you prefer, another option is to use a lockerbar style system to secure it in place if you are traveling etc. ..this style of security system is commonly used by touring pros to secure their front compartments etc as most boat storage is only a screwdriver away from being unsecure.
Not just for Rangers either, you can have one built to any specs and add functional storage and a casting deck to almost any boat.
Mine sits in the garage at night.......underneath a Rottweiler 
Edited by bturg 9/15/2009 12:24 AM
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Location: Excelsior, MN | Top and Front View Photos...
(Ranger Integrated Case and Deck - Front View 2 Compressed 9-9-09.JPG)
(Ranger Casting Deck - Tackle Storage Open Top Full Photo 2 Compressed 9-2-09.JPG)
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| That is awesome!!
Bob, what would something like that run? |
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| Looks good Bob, but you still have a few unfilled slots, better get on that! |
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Location: Eden Prairie & Pine Island | Bob Schmitt -- Do you make smaller boxes that fit inside (and under the lid of) the side rear compartments of a Ranger 619 that can also be lifted out and used as a traveling box? If so, please PM or email me. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | wow thats sweet. i should have one made for me crestliner tournament 1850 sc. that would make the back more bigger for me . becouse i guide out of the back of the boat and then i wont have to carry 2 lakewood monsters...bill
what does one of thes cost.... |
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| That is AWESOME! I have a PERFECT spot for one of those in my newly rennovated Lund! |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | My custom box was something like $230 to my door. |
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Location: Watertown, MN | It looked great in the back of bobs boat, wish she was in mine, I have the regular Justencase, and if the can lift that out of the boat, I don't want to mess with that guy. Great work
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| Awesome is an understatement.
Time to get out the tape measure.
What a super idea.
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Location: MN | bturg, I really like your rig and setup.... then I saw your new "casting deck" and well, I am speechless. Looks Awesome!!
Edited by Mak51 9/16/2009 8:40 PM
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Location: Excelsior, MN | New Just Encase Deck-Lurebox system for Skeeter 24V. (No 3M transparent non-slip application yet)
(Custom Skeeter for Larry D - Standing On It 1 9-21-09.jpg)
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Wow, that looks awesome! |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | justencase - 9/22/2009 7:16 PM
New Just Encase Deck-Lurebox system for Skeeter 24V. (No 3M transparent non-slip application yet)
OK Bob, just sent you an email. I must have one like that with the angled sides for my front deck! Mine fits now, but there's so much unused space.
Is that Dahlberg's boat?
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Location: Excelsior, MN | esoxfly - Yes, it's Larry Dalhberg's Skeeter 24V. He already has it filled up! I can't wait to see his photos with baits...
Bob - www.justencase.com |
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Location: Twin Cities | Bob, have you built one as a front casting deck extension for a ranger 690 yet?
TIA |
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Location: Excelsior, MN | JRedig - No, I haven't yet but could with the measurements. Best to crawl in and measure, cut out the outside frame and assemble temporarily (with masking tape) to verify angles, depth, etc. I had Larry's boat for a couple days to finalize the fit, etc.
Bob - [email protected] |
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