Tackle box that protects tackle

  • FinnyDinDin
    Posts: 809
    #2164043

    I have about $1000+ worth of ice fishing jigs that have been essentially ruined from getting beat up in the sled. Maybe it’s $2000+, honestly I don’t want to know. I am in search of a new box that will keep them from rattling together and getting all beat up and I am looking for suggestions. I believe this was talked about in the last few months but I did a quick search and couldn’t locate the thread. Please provide a link if you know the thread.

    Steve Root
    South St. Paul, MN
    Posts: 5623
    #2164044

    How about a cheap fly box? Some of them can hold a couple of hundred flies.

    SR

    FinnyDinDin
    Posts: 809
    #2164046

    How about a cheap fly box? Some of them can hold a couple of hundred flies.

    SR

    I use one for panfish jigs but I haven’t seen any that would work for jigging spoons, raps etc. that I use for walleye, trout etc. If you have one that you think would work I’d be interested in a link or a brand name to search.

    mahtofire14
    Mahtomedi, MN
    Posts: 11036
    #2164049

    I don’t mean this rudely, but am generally curious. Why carry around that much tackle?

    Jerry Krieger
    Posts: 18
    #2164050

    I have about $1000+ worth of ice fishing jigs that have been essentially ruined from getting beat up in the sled. Maybe it’s $2000+, honestly I don’t want to know. I am in search of a new box that will keep them from rattling together and getting all beat up and I am looking for suggestions. I believe this was talked about in the last few months but I did a quick search and couldn’t locate the thread. Please provide a link if you know the thread.

    I have about $1000+ worth of ice fishing jigs that have been essentially ruined from getting beat up in the sled. Maybe it’s $2000+, honestly I don’t want to know. I am in search of a new box that will keep them from rattling together and getting all beat up and I am looking for suggestions. I believe this was talked about in the last few months but I did a quick search and couldn’t locate the thread. Please provide a link if you know the thread.

    Jerry Krieger
    Posts: 18
    #2164051

    Go to FISHMORE.com. They had a booth at the ice show. They had some nice looking and functional boxes. I purchased some jigging boxes.

    Nodakk
    Posts: 528
    #2164052

    I have the slotted foam jig boxes from clam and they work well. They rode in my cargo box on my snowmobile all last season and never had a problem

    Nodakk
    Posts: 528
    #2164053

    Those FishMore boxes look sweet. Ordering some now

    FinnyDinDin
    Posts: 809
    #2164055

    Thanks for the suggestions. Those fish more’s look nice. Is the plastic tough on them?

    Not only did I ruin tackle I broke some of Plano plastic boxes within the soft sided tackle bag. I make 10-25 mile runs on big water and speed is necessary which is tough on gear with rough ice.

    FinnyDinDin
    Posts: 809
    #2164056

    I don’t mean this rudely, but am generally curious. Why carry around that much tackle?

    Good question. I certainly don’t need it all. I had all ice tackle in one bag that held several Plano boxes. I was too lazy to shift tackle around depending on the species, location etc. I am now going to set up the boxes species specific and scale way back on what I bring. I had a tackle addiction and had way more than any guy could need but I am going to try to scale back as I rebuild and try to keep them nice.

    crappie55369
    Mound, MN
    Posts: 5757
    #2164060

    Assuming you are traveling by sled? I strap my cabelas tackle bag with ice jigs on my front quad rack

    Ripjiggen
    Posts: 11586
    #2164064

    I use these they work well.

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    Nodakk
    Posts: 528
    #2164089

    Assuming you are traveling by sled? I strap my cabelas tackle bag with ice jigs on my front quad rack

    Agreed. I keep everything I can on my sled versus in the otter flip over. Electronics, auger, rods, tackle, heater, etc. Only thing that goes in the tub is the propane tank.

    ekruger01
    Posts: 571
    #2164139

    Fishmore is the best box ive found for keeping spoons seperated, and not taking up a ton of space like the Clam ones. I have 2, one in the smaller spoon size, and one in the larger spoon size, both 3700 size boxes. Those go with me on the lake. Then have Gamakatsu G Boxes for all my bulk storage at home.

    Charles
    Posts: 1940
    #2164218

    Oh man Fishmore has some badass stuff, I just placed an order lol.

    fishthumper
    Sartell, MN.
    Posts: 11917
    #2164227

    I don’t mean this rudely, but am generally curious. Why carry around that much tackle?

    This seems like a odd statement coming from a Bass Fishermen. They are know to carry around more tackle than just about any group of fishermen on earth. I could not tell you how many bass fishermen who had to buy a bigger boat just because they needed more tackle storage space.

    CaptainMusky
    Posts: 22718
    #2164231

    Those fishmore boxes look fantastic! Had to order one.

    bigcrappie
    Blaine
    Posts: 4322
    #2164232

    Pictures of what was ruined?

    CaptainMusky
    Posts: 22718
    #2164234

    Pictures of what was ruined?

    Im guessing the paint all chipped off. I have issues with some of my oldest stuff that had that happen.

    Rodwork
    Farmington, MN
    Posts: 3975
    #2164240

    Lures being ruined because paint has chipped off = custom color painting fun.

    acarroline
    Posts: 565
    #2164246

    Does Fishmore sell the inserts we put into our appropriate plano box or the box and insert???

    crappie55369
    Mound, MN
    Posts: 5757
    #2164255

    Buy back all your stuff:

    A Christmas Bonus

    :grin:

    FinnyDinDin
    Posts: 809
    #2164339

    Thanks all! Going with a few fishmore’s and a couple rapala boxes for the panfish gear.

    FinnyDinDin
    Posts: 809
    #2164340

    Lures being ruined because paint has chipped off = custom color painting fun.

    If you or anyone else need any let me know. I got a ton of beat up jigs I’d let go for cheap.

    Rodwork
    Farmington, MN
    Posts: 3975
    #2164480

    If you or anyone else need any let me know. I got a ton of beat up jigs I’d let go for cheap.

    I will take you up on that.

    If you place the small hooks in a chunk of foam it will stop them from banging around so much. You can buy these plastic tubes in bulk for cheap.

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    Cam White
    Posts: 153
    #2164726

    Gruv boxes or the boxes from Nicole stone outdoors work perfect for protecting jigs.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
    Posts: 20328
    #2164741

    Gruv boxes or the boxes from Nicole stone outdoors work perfect for protecting jigs.

    Oh man Is she hard to watch. So very annoying.

    Cam White
    Posts: 153
    #2164915

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Cam White wrote:</div>
    Gruv boxes or the boxes from Nicole stone outdoors work perfect for protecting jigs.

    Oh man Is she hard to watch. So very annoying.

    Lol. Agree. I like the box design, actually bought from another supplier here in canada. The Gruv box is slick for jigs.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
    Posts: 20328
    #2164933

    <div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Rodwork wrote:</div>
    Lures being ruined because paint has chipped off = custom color painting fun.

    If you or anyone else need any let me know. I got a ton of beat up jigs I’d let go for cheap.

    I’d be interested in buying them and painting them

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