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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Hey everyone, this past weekend at George's Minnesota Muskie Expo, Bob Schmidt of JustEncase products got a good portion of his pro staff to jump up on a custom deck box to show the strength of these boxes.
Pictured is Left to right -
top - Jerry Sondag, Gregg Thomas, Luke Ronnestrand
Bottom - Jason Hamernick, Bob Schmidt, Mike Keyes
This box is a custom deck box for a '05 Ranger 620, and is for sale.
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Location: APPLETON, WI | That is friggin' awesome... |
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Location: sun prairie,wi | i love my just encase they can with stand almost anything...
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Location: Kodiak, AK | They're awesome boxes. Love mine. I'm trying to find room in my boat for another, but haven't found the space yet... |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Another testimony to the sheer awesome strength of the boxes - I was ripping across a lake at about 55 mph and had a smaller Justencase box the back of my casting deck when I decided to hit the wake of a bigger boat at full speed. The box was jarred from the wake, and flew out of the boat tumbling on the surface. As I turned back to get it, it sank in 30+ feet of water. I figured it was a loss - I way pointed it and called my buddy who has scuba gear because one I loved the box, and it had all of my Very Very favorite topwaters and Jerks in it. He went down after it - I figured it would all be cracked and busted but low and behold, after 10 minutes or so, he came up box in hand - completely undamaged!
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Location: Duluth, MN | Haven't stood on mine yet but it sure looks nice with all that tinsel in it. Picked mine up this weekend.
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| NICE boxes guys! |
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI | esoxfly - 4/12/2010 8:34 PM
They're awesome boxes. Love mine. I'm trying to find room in my boat for another, but haven't found the space yet...
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Location: On my favorite lake! | I loved my first so much I bought a second. Great boxes and Bob is a great guy. If I am in the market for another it will be a just encase box |
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Location: APPLETON, WI | wow. Great photos... these look like awesome boxes. |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | I have used everything from the Flambeau's - Lakewoods - Dunwrights -Etc. I got my first box from Bob a couple years ago off ebay. When it arrived, I was blown away by the quality. The next day, I ordered another. As a gesture, Bob sent me a tool bin attachment for one of the boxes. Since then, he has made me 2 custom boxes and I have 5 more standard models in various sizes. Currently, he is building a new custom casting deck box for my '09 620 - and a livewell insert box.
Bob is a heck of a guy, and a machine when it comes to building these things. If you don't have one of these boxes, check them out. They are worth their weight in gold.
Below is the box he made for me last year - 52" Long - 150 2x2 slots - Removable top.
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| Hey Jerry can you fit Pounders and and other such like baits into the 2X2 slots really easy? |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | They do fit. The older rubber fits easier than the new stuff. The new dawg coating grabs everything like velcro -especially when its new. But if you're getting a box with pounders in mind, I would go 3"x3" slots. |
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| Cool.....thanks Jerry. |
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Location: sun prairie,wi | get yourself one...it will be the last brand of box you buy |
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Location: MN | You guys are killing me mine won't be done for a little while but it's going to be SWEET 24Lx16Wx20D of giant bait holding sweetness. |
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| Highly recommend Just Encase boxes. This one was designed to transport @ 185 bucktails to shows. What's really cool, is that the panels can be pulled and reconfigured to accommodate different styles of lures for each trip. The durability has been duly noted, but the versatility is huge!
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Location: sun prairie,wi | thats a great looking box kyle.... |
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Location: Excelsior, MN | Just received these photos of a front casting deck extension for a 2003 Ranger 195VX Commanche Musky Edition. I now have the measurements to replicate for anyone interested. Very satisfied Customer.
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Location: sun prairie,wi | bob that box looks great,good job once again |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Nice! |
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Location: Appleton | I've posted this picture before but it's just another option for those looking at Just Encase boxes. I'm just about done with my 2 month project boat might be time to call Bob again.
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Location: Oregon | That's very impressive! |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | I think that model should be called "The Musky Dresser" |
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| HOW MUCH FOR THE 2005 BOX? |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Donivan Brose - go to the for sale page, all the info on the 2005 box is there. Check it out. |
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Location: Apple Valley | Do you guys screw these boxes to the floor of the boat? I'm just thinking of security. Thinking about getting one for the back of my alumacraft mag 175.
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | No need to really. The box weighs almost 100 pounds empty. Full, they are hard as hell to move. They also have many rubber feet on the bottom to keep them from sliding. So in order to move it, you pretty much have to empty it. I suppose if it was a true concern you could fasten it to the floor. |
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| Lol... Great looking boxes everyone!!!
...Jerry, if you guys ever do go through one of those it's gonna hurt!!! A LOT!!! :D :D
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Location: Apple Valley | Jsondag - 4/19/2010 10:36 AM
No need to really. The box weighs almost 100 pounds empty. Full, they are hard as hell to move. They also have many rubber feet on the bottom to keep them from sliding. So in order to move it, you pretty much have to empty it. I suppose if it was a true concern you could fasten it to the floor.
Thanks Jerry!!
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | To satisfy curiosities, A custom deck box in those proportions retails for around $1000.00 - Of course everyone has special requests thus varying the price - Hence Email or PM for quote!
That is why the one in the for sale thread is such a steal at $750
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