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Location: Planet Meltdown | So I'm thinking about spoiling myself and getting one of these boxes for my growing bait collection. These boxes seem like a really good investment to protect all the expensive lures. I don't have a lot of baits (yet) but want something that can hold a decent amount of baits both big and smaller, plus my terminal tackle, and tools. I do a lot of boat hopping as I don't have my own boat yet so it can't be enormous. May do something custom to my needs. Anyway just looking for some pointers and suggestions. Also if you have one of these post some pics and please tell why it works best for you.
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Location: Beaver County, Pennsylvania | just encase is the best......end of story!!!!!! you can't choose wrong when you choose just encase. |
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Location: Blaine, MN | http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=65...
Never imagined it would be so convenient and work out so well... Boat partners love the casting extension, and Bob is great to work with. You won't be disappointed. |
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Location: Planet Meltdown |
Sweet set up..... Aghhh one of these days!! |
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| I'd go get a couple of pics of both of mine but they're packed up for a 11 day trip to minaki starting tomorrow. |
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Location: Okoboji | They are sweet sweet boxes I could see guides using them and if ur fishing far away every weekend but I have two musky monsters and never use the darn things I just throw some baits in the boat I know work and use them. |
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| Skip the tacklebox and buy a boat instead!
Only half joking as these boxes really shine when you customize it for your boat as a casting deck extension. I'd buy a boat first, then |
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Location: Appleton | Here is one of mine
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 Just Encase 1 [640x480].JPG (98KB - 148 downloads)
Just Encase 2 [640x480].JPG (106KB - 167 downloads)
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