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MuskyMidget |
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Posts: 921 | Does anyone own either of these items? I have made this type of stuff myself in the past with vinyl downspout, but am looking for premade this time around. Doesn't look like they are made with plastic, but with some sort of wood? Does this wood hold up? Does Just Encase make a premade insert for a crate or bucket? I was at the MN Muskie Expo yesterday and forgot to stop by the booth. Thanks - Midge | ||
muskyhunter47 |
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Posts: 1638 Location: Minnesota | I would give Bob a call tell him what your looking for. I bet he Could make a insert that would do what you want it to do. | ||
Peter Stoltman |
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Posts: 218 | I can tell you that it is some kind of composite material and definitely not plastic. We have been selling them at the Musky Shop since they first hit the market and I don't think we've ever had a single complaint or issue with those. Great track record for any product. | ||
muskyroller |
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Posts: 1039 Location: North St. Paul, MN | I have one in my five gallon bucket. It's my main "box" if you want to call it that. I have a home box that holds the lures I'm not using currently and that one comes with me all the time. I like the little notch for leaders and it's enough space to hold lots of lures + cutters, pliers, and spreader. Plus, if you need a bigger space for larger dawgs or big tail topwaters you can remove one of the dividers, giving you more room. Only draw back is I've tipped it on several occasions...then, it's a mess. Probably 2 times a season. | ||
Peter Stoltman |
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Posts: 218 | muskyroller - 4/6/2014 3:56 PM Only draw back is I've tipped it on several occasions...then, it's a mess. Probably 2 times a season. The Crate It rack which uses the "milk crate" as the holder would certainly get around that issue. | ||
muskyroller |
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Posts: 1039 Location: North St. Paul, MN | Totally agree Pete...I do like the handle on the 5 gallon bucket, opposed to carrying with two hands with the milk crate. Either way bought mine from the musky shop five or six years ago and love it. | ||
justencase |
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Posts: 148 Location: Excelsior, MN | Yes, I have built an angled and notched polycarbonate divider set that interlocks and fits inside the 5 gallon pail. Not up on the website/in the store. Didn't bring any to the Minn show this past weekend either. Let me know if you are interested. Bob Schmitt send me a PM, or an email @ [email protected] or 952 401-8909 | ||
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