In reply to Post #15
Brought a korda one. Really didn't want to like it when i ordered it but it's brilliant.
Brought a korda one. Really didn't want to like it when i ordered it but it's brilliant.
In reply to Post #4
Same as 👍
Same as 👍
In reply to Post #4
Spot on, exactly what i use
Spot on, exactly what i use
In reply to Post #15
It's what I bought in the end. Simply because I had one before and it lasted a few years,liked the hooklength dispensers with the cutter,. plus there were no Korda ones in stock
On the negative side,the rig holders are pants.
It's what I bought in the end. Simply because I had one before and it lasted a few years,liked the hooklength dispensers with the cutter,. plus there were no Korda ones in stock
On the negative side,the rig holders are pants.
Ive started using korda pouches. I have a small one for leads, medium one for bait needles, scissors etc, and theres a zip compartment in the lid for keep spare hooks in or any other small rig items i nay need instant access to, and a larger pouch for rig making bits, which i can either take with me or leave at home for short sessions
In reply to Post #20
I like the TA tackle pouch but for some reason they don't seem to make them anymore which is a shame.
I like the TA tackle pouch but for some reason they don't seem to make them anymore which is a shame.
In reply to Post #21
Soon be available again
thats what they told me via email earlier in the year
Soon be available again
thats what they told me via email earlier in the year
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In reply to Post #22
That's good to know I'll keep an eye out 👍🏻
That's good to know I'll keep an eye out 👍🏻
In reply to Post #24
TA have released there new tackle pouch for anyone interested.Nothing like the original version TFT about £18
TA have released there new tackle pouch for anyone interested.Nothing like the original version TFT about £18
In reply to Post #1
. . I've got an original large Fox (20yrs plus old) plus the smaller variant that I used for donkies however don't bother with hardcase takle boxes at all now and much prefer a soft case style . . .no need to 'decant' small items and they stay in the packs for ease of storage / access.
Have two pouches, a large Korum one (akin to a large Korda Compact) with the majority in bits / excess leads that stays in the car, take a smaller lead pouch with essentials only to the bank. Most of my 'session' tackle (spare clips, hooks, needles, scissors, PVA) sits in the 'cuvette' tray of my 17l trakker bucket . . .
. . I've got an original large Fox (20yrs plus old) plus the smaller variant that I used for donkies however don't bother with hardcase takle boxes at all now and much prefer a soft case style . . .no need to 'decant' small items and they stay in the packs for ease of storage / access.
Have two pouches, a large Korum one (akin to a large Korda Compact) with the majority in bits / excess leads that stays in the car, take a smaller lead pouch with essentials only to the bank. Most of my 'session' tackle (spare clips, hooks, needles, scissors, PVA) sits in the 'cuvette' tray of my 17l trakker bucket . . .
Had a Shakespeare Tackle Box (fitted their seat box) for thirty years. Which was great. I gave it away to someone hoping his passion for fishing would continue as he was a little wayward at the time.
I now use trakker PVA bag which suits me.
I now use trakker PVA bag which suits me.
In reply to Post #27
Is the PVA bag not a bit iffy when it rains?
Is the PVA bag not a bit iffy when it rains?
I have recently gone back to the Tacklesafe from the Korda tackle box, found I was taking far too much with me every time and the tackle safe has all the terminal bits i need..
Korda Tackle box now has my coarse and pike gear in it
Korda Tackle box now has my coarse and pike gear in it
I went to a Korda Tacklesafe from a Fox box a couple of years ago and it's great. It is very small but it stops you taking and the stuff that you don't use but carry “just in case”.