Which tackle box

fordy81

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Hi folks

I need a new tackle box as the clips are going on my current one and it's starting to overfill. Currently just got a basic Daiwa one, but want something bigger with more compartments.

Not worried about having a rig board as I have a seperate box for that.

Any recommendations?

Thanks. :)
 

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Hi Fordy,
You're on the start of the slippery slope :eek: - it starts out as just a bit more, then a bigger tackle box, then a bigger seat-box, then a trolley, then a bigger car! :eek::eek:
Next thing is a bigger garage & a shed, then a bigger house, then....;):eek:mg:

Stop now! - while you still can! :D
 

fordy81

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Hi Fordy,
You're on the start of the slippery slope :eek: - it starts out as just a bit more, then a bigger tackle box, then a bigger seat-box, then a trolley, then a bigger car! :eek::eek:
Next thing is a bigger garage & a shed, then a bigger house, then....;):eek:mg:

Stop now! - while you still can! :D

It's too late for me. Already at the stage of just buying stuff because I want it rather than need it. lol
 

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It's too late for me. Already at the stage of just buying stuff because I want it rather than need it. lol

I reckon many of the inhabitants of this board suffer from that affliction Fordy. I certainly do!

As for a tackle box, I have still to find anything better that the large Fox box for my styles of angling.
 

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Chub Smart Box. I'm not a huge fan of Chub, but I love this item. It's well made and it's inexpensive. You can't find better value for money. Harris Sportsmail sell them for next to nothing.
 

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Have you thought about reducing how much you take fishing.
 

sam vimes

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Greys Prodigy Klip-Lok Tackle Base for me. At full price they are way too expensive (as a lot of branded tackle boxes are). However, they are regularly discounted by numerous outlets.

Just be aware that there are two size variants out there, standard and compact. It's not always particularly clear, when viewing on-line, which is being offered for sale.
 

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I use one of these for carping.... takes all I need and at £16 each, cheap as chips
 

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Have you thought of taking up Golf instead.

That's no better because you add clubs you don't really need then golf balls that are better for short holes then golf balls that go further in a straight line then you need a bigger golf bag and that is followed by a very expensive golf trolley that you remotely control and finally a trailer and golf buggy to save you legs from all the walking :eek:mg::eek:mg:
 

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I like the Wychwood boxes and have several, each kitted out for a different species or lake/river. Reasonably priced,good solid clips, adjustable partitions and they come with those little bits boxes which are enormously useful. Worth a look.
 
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