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| Grunt Lures |
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| gear jammer |
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| Jason413 |
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Posts: 786 Location: Minnesota | Here is my new box again. Finally finished it with the some Velcro straps. Nice when you take the Plano boxes out. Full range to look and grab lures instead of like My Lakewoods box. I can drop all the lures I want in this one and not get hooked getting them. I did not think it was that big until I put it next to my full size Lakewoods box. I can get 40 bait on my screw eyes and then 4 full size 3 inch deep Plano boxes in the aluminum monster. Has roller wheels too and one of those pull out handles. LOL I will be the fanciest angler on the lake. I think this will be my soft/Dawg and glider box. Attachments ----------------  NewBox1.jpg (65KB - 215 downloads) NewBox2.jpg (97KB - 219 downloads) | ||
| esoxhunter951 |
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| i just finished a box today. it can hold maybe up to 150 lures. its massive. 30" x 12" x 12". 3 plano 3730s on the inside and one on the outside. one 3700 on the outside. eight pieces of 3" pvc pipe and about 5 pieces of 2.5" pvc. and on the back i also put a piece of wood that i can hang a bunch of lures on. i still have to get some more pvc pipe. the only bad thing about the box is that it weighs alot. i want to get some thinner pvc pipe if home depot has any. this is my first time trying to post pictures. so i hope this works. sorry if they are a little blury. theres something wrong with the camera.   | |||
| woody |
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| ghitierman |
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Posts: 786 Location: Minnesota | woody, Can't be as bad as a big Lakewood box in black  James | ||
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Posts: 138 | I built this at the beginning of last season and it is holding up great. Attachments ---------------- Tacklebox001.jpg (93KB - 222 downloads) | ||
| jyoung |
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Posts: 138 | Here it is full of baits Attachments ---------------- Tacklebox003.jpg (46KB - 197 downloads) | ||
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| muskymeyer |
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| pamuskyhunter |
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Posts: 613 Location: big cove tannery pa | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well i needed a box for my spinnerbaits so i did some searching for a cheaper method of storing them,took a few ideas and put together a cheaper,effective,and secure way too store my lures. I bought the plastic tote at dollarstore $4,dial rod $.59 & some left over plywood and screws. I used a file too notch out the grooves so they would stay in place. The box locks and has a handle,it holds about 20 spinnerbaits. I'm going too make another one or two for my bucktails and other inlines i have made. Attachments ---------------- spinnerbait box.jpg (67KB - 338 downloads) | ||
| pamuskyhunter |
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Posts: 613 Location: big cove tannery pa | Here's another one i made for my other bucktails and inlines. I using small hooks on the dial rods and sides,this one is a little bit more complicated,possitioning the hooks so you can get them off easily and so they wont fall off. I ran outa hooks after i broke a few off trying too screw them into the dials. Attachments ---------------- inline box.jpg (57KB - 213 downloads) | ||
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