In reply to Post #15
I ended up getting the Korda tackle safe the other year, and too be honest, I was well pleased,
I was using the fox tackle box before, which I had for years, when they first came out,
But so much better with the tackle safe,
A lot more compacted, yet you still have plenty in there,
I did buy the compac 220, which holds the tackle safe perfectly, and room for hooks and hook links,
And not too bulky at all,
Well made, and strong,
Very happy with it
I ended up getting the Korda tackle safe the other year, and too be honest, I was well pleased,
I was using the fox tackle box before, which I had for years, when they first came out,
But so much better with the tackle safe,
A lot more compacted, yet you still have plenty in there,
I did buy the compac 220, which holds the tackle safe perfectly, and room for hooks and hook links,
And not too bulky at all,
Well made, and strong,
Very happy with it
None. A large Thinking Anglers zip pouch holds everything I need to construct the rigs I use. Spare bits are kept stowed away in vehicle.
NGT do a version of the tacklesafe and is half the price of the korda.
Daz
Daz
Generally never bothered with fancy boxes. Got old freebies from Angling Times, Anglers Mail and from Sea Angler or use old Tupperware. Got the Korda Tackle safe and Rig Safe as a gift, they are top quality, strong and well designed. Can't fault them
In reply to Post #1
I buy the occasional tackle box, but pretty quickly revert to a lead and bits bag. Bags tend to not hold as much whick stops me taking far more than i will use, and as they are flexible they fit awkward shape items within them.
I buy the occasional tackle box, but pretty quickly revert to a lead and bits bag. Bags tend to not hold as much whick stops me taking far more than i will use, and as they are flexible they fit awkward shape items within them.
In reply to Post #18
Cheers Daz I'll check that out. Nothing like Korda over pricing products
Cheers Daz I'll check that out. Nothing like Korda over pricing products
In reply to Post #20
Yeah there's pros and cons to both. I just can't deal with the bulkyness of most tackle box's. It's a toss between a pouch one of the tackle safe's on the market
Yeah there's pros and cons to both. I just can't deal with the bulkyness of most tackle box's. It's a toss between a pouch one of the tackle safe's on the market
I got a couple of the thinking anglers ones, comes with a rigid rig box and 4 litttle clip boxes and middle pockets all zips up in a tidy pouch about a foot long and 4 inches wide...
In reply to Post #23
Do you have the name of these mate? Sounds ideal
Do you have the name of these mate? Sounds ideal
In reply to Post #24
Thinking anglers tackle pouch mate...if anywhere still got them...were in camo or green
Thinking anglers tackle pouch mate...if anywhere still got them...were in camo or green
In reply to Post #25
Fishing republic and hull angling look like they may have some still in stock...
Fishing republic and hull angling look like they may have some still in stock...
In reply to Post #26
Perfect I'll check them out now
Perfect I'll check them out now
In reply to Post #1
I had a grey Stuart box for years but it was replaced by one of the original large fox box around 20 year's ago I think it came free with a fox ultra 50 system thing both still going strong (I have purchased the smaller boxes that fit inside) so I can't see me changing any time soon
I had a grey Stuart box for years but it was replaced by one of the original large fox box around 20 year's ago I think it came free with a fox ultra 50 system thing both still going strong (I have purchased the smaller boxes that fit inside) so I can't see me changing any time soon
In reply to Post #1
Maybe have a look at the Speero End Tackle Combi Bag, they are very well made and I love the way you can clip off the smaller parts
Maybe have a look at the Speero End Tackle Combi Bag, they are very well made and I love the way you can clip off the smaller parts
