I am thinking about picking one up next week from TW but have some concerns.
I toss a lot of 3/16 ounce santone Rayburn swim jigs, fairly narrow head, and lots of other brands 1/4 ounce swim jigs and am concerned the box won’t hold them in place. I assume the 5/16 and up swim jigs will be fine.
Normally I would just try it, but at 30 I would rather know before I buy. Hopefully @Bluebasser86 and others that have the box already can weigh in.
I can't tell you about whether yours will fit, but I can tell you I finally found the perfect jig box. Especially since I fish jigs more than anything else so I have many
On 12/28/2019 at 9:36 AM, Dens228 said:I can't tell you about whether yours will fit, but I can tell you I finally found the perfect jig box. Especially since I fish jigs more than anything else so I have many
Whats the lightest weight you store in there? Just worried that the smaller weights will slip through the holding arms. It does look super useful which is why I am considering it.
1/4 oz, but only a couple and they aren't as tight. The beauty of the design is they aren't going anyway, they just wiggle a bit.
I don't have the jig box, but the bladed jig box holds a thin, 3/8oz swim jig head fine.
On 12/28/2019 at 12:41 PM, Bluebasser86 said:I don't have the jig box, but the bladed jig box holds a thin, 3/8oz swim jig head fine.
That’s the one I am looking at. Kind of a splurge but would keep the jigs I carry the 3 or 4 bladed jigs organized nicely for a weeklong trip.
On 12/28/2019 at 12:53 PM, cgolf said:That’s the one I am looking at. Kind of a splurge but would keep the jigs I carry the 3 or 4 bladed jigs organized nicely for a weeklong trip.
The thinner ones in hear are my 3/8oz swim jig heads that I tie my bladed jigs on. You couldn't turn the box upside down and expect none to fall out, but it sits on it's side in my boat's storage locker and none of them have fallen out yet.
Looking like I am getting one next week. Thanks for the info. The way it will fit in my bag it will be flat so I am not too worried about jigs falling out. I guess this is one time I can be thankful I fish out of a small boat with no built in tackle storage lol.
On 12/28/2019 at 12:41 PM, Bluebasser86 said:I don't have the jig box, but the bladed jig box holds a thin, 3/8oz swim jig head fine.
Is there a specific "jig" only box? I only see one labeled jig/bladed jig model, am I missing one that I do not see?
On 1/6/2020 at 12:37 PM, pauldconyers said:Is there a specific "jig" only box? I only see one labeled jig/bladed jig model, am I missing one that I do not see?
No there isn't. I thought they had 2 different ones but there's only the one that I have which is the jig/bladed jig box.
On 1/6/2020 at 12:40 PM, Bluebasser86 said:No there isn't. I thought they had 2 different ones but there's only the one that I have which is the jig/bladed jig box.
I assume you recommend it? What is that "water wick" thing I see in your box?
On 1/6/2020 at 12:49 PM, pauldconyers said:I assume you recommend it? What is that "water wick" thing I see in your box?
Yes, I really like it so far. The water wick comes with the box is is supposed to attract moisture to prevent rust.
Can you fit more than 1 jig per slot?
On 1/7/2020 at 9:57 PM, Chris at Tech said:Can you fit more than 1 jig per slot?
No
Watching this video the guy talked about jigs that have a rubber band skirts hold fine but ones that have the tighter wire tires move a lot. Pretty much all my jigs are from Mike Siebert and I had him make them with the more permanent wire tie. I am curious if anyone that owns this can speak on if my jigs would not really hold in there very well or not?
On 1/20/2020 at 6:18 AM, pauldconyers said:
Watching this video the guy talked about jigs that have a rubber band skirts hold fine but ones that have the tighter wire tires move a lot. Pretty much all my jigs are from Mike Siebert and I had him make them with the more permanent wire tie. I am curious if anyone that owns this can speak on if my jigs would not really hold in there very well or not?
I watched the same video, and my take is they will be fine with the cover on but will fall out if you flip it over with the cover open. His test flipping the box upside down and nothing falling out is stupid, no point. If anything stays in it is a bonus, if something falls out, well we deserved it for tipping the box. I fully expect my 1/4 ounce swim jigs to move around a bit, a couple have wire ties instead of the rubber band thing, but ultimately not fall out of the slot. Hoping to have it at some point if it ever comes off back order.
These edge boxes are probably Elaztech resistant... The lid is polycarbonate, so it should be fine, and the rest of it is made from much stiffer plastic than a typical box. Might make for nice zman storage. I just wish there was a sideways config Edge where the dividers ran width-wise instead of lengthwise, I won't stand them on end as they might take a set.
But for a couple of combos (bubble gum and pink is a no-go) elaztech doesn't seem to bleed at all; one of the zman company videos had a bunch of random stuff crammed in a box, and I think @Team9nine puts random TRD's in a bag with no problems too.
On 1/20/2020 at 6:18 AM, pauldconyers said:
Watching this video the guy talked about jigs that have a rubber band skirts hold fine but ones that have the tighter wire tires move a lot. Pretty much all my jigs are from Mike Siebert and I had him make them with the more permanent wire tie. I am curious if anyone that owns this can speak on if my jigs would not really hold in there very well or not?
100% of the baits in the picture of the box I posted are wire tied and fit snugly. Would I open it and flip it upside down? No, but why in the world would I do that anyways?
Sigh...Box have I not.
Are all the edge boxes 3700 size? I picked up the terminal box, and I love it, but I can only fit one 3700 box on top of everything else in my crate.
They make one standard model in 3600. It's killing me. I'm all 3600 and love the design, but can't use any of the cool toys. I understand that the market for the specialized stuff is mostly boat folks with room for 3700's, but I can still hope for the future.
On 1/20/2020 at 7:23 PM, Harold Scoggins said:Sigh...Box have I not.
I ordered mine from Amazon last week. It was $5 off and arrived in two days.
I just got an email that they are back in stock at tw
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On 1/21/2020 at 8:55 AM, cgolf said:Time will tell when it will get here. Since I ordered end of December I am guessing there are a bunch of people ahead of me. Will have to post a picture once I get it and stock it up.
Still waiting on mine from the Black Friday sale...
Have you received it yet?
Finally got mine Monday
I also have a question...is there room for trailers to be left on each of the jigs/chatterbaits?
On 2/3/2020 at 8:30 PM, Revival said:I also have a question...is there room for trailers to be left on each of the jigs/chatterbaits?
Yes. I have the "racks" on the two outer edges as far out as they can go..the jigs are in there with the trailers facing towards the middle.
On 2/3/2020 at 10:13 PM, Dens228 said:Yes. I have the "racks" on the two outer edges as far out as they can go..the jigs are in there with the trailers facing towards the middle.
Awesome. I appreciate the info!
On 2/4/2020 at 7:41 AM, Revival said:Awesome. I appreciate the info!
I posted a picture earlier in the thread that shows it.
has anyone left a Elaztech trailer in one of these boxes for an extended period of time? Say a month.
I have a Plano Hydro-Flo as my jig box, I liked it because I could air out all my jigs. Problem is that my Elaztech trailers warped it pretty bad.
On 2/4/2020 at 11:34 PM, Dangerfield said:has anyone left a Elaztech trailer in one of these boxes for an extended period of time? Say a month.
I have a Plano Hydro-Flo as my jig box, I liked it because I could air out all my jigs. Problem is that my Elaztech trailers warped it pretty bad.
I've got some sitting in mine right now. It's been a couple weeks but I haven't checked it yet.
Just wanted to say that I been loving this box and hope they come out with a 3600 version! It would be perfect for us bank anglers.
So are the dividers flexible or are they hard plastic?
I love the rust restricting aspect of the box but that price is cray-cray considering I can probably get more jigs into a standard 3700. Change my mind ????
On 2/12/2020 at 9:55 AM, Michigander said:So are the dividers flexible or are they hard plastic?
They're hard plastic
On 2/12/2020 at 9:55 AM, Michigander said:So are the dividers flexible or are they hard plastic?
There is some give but not a ton.
Bass Pro has them all in stock in Foxboro. Just picked up the terminal tackle box. Want to use it for on the water TT. As others stated to big for a crate. I think I am going to bungie it to the top of the crate.
Since I am logged in I will close the loop on my Edge jig box.
The jigs on the left are 3/32 and 1/4. How it is sitting on the table is how it will sit in the bag. The open spot now has some swing jigs in vented bags labeled by weight.
So at chock a block how many jigs does thing hold?
19 hours ago, OnthePotomac said:So at chock a block how many jigs does thing hold?
Between 60 and 70 without trailers.
Wow! Thanks.
19 hours ago, Dens228 said:Between 60 and 70 without trailers.
70 1/2 oz jigs = 35 oz or 2.1875 lbs + 50 lbs for other tackle + 24 lbs, power box + 50 lbs other gear = 126.1875 lbs.
Weight capacity of my kayak: 600 lbs - 126.1878 lbs = 473.8125 lbs remaining.
Yep, I'm good.
10 hours ago, Harold Scoggins said:70 1/2 oz jigs = 35 oz or 2.1875 lbs + 50 lbs for other tackle + 24 lbs, power box + 50 lbs other gear = 126.1875 lbs.
Weight capacity of my kayak: 600 lbs - 126.1878 lbs = 473.8125 lbs remaining.
Yep, I'm good.
Maybe watch the extra deserts though.
10 hours ago, Harold Scoggins said:70 1/2 oz jigs = 35 oz or 2.1875 lbs + 50 lbs for other tackle + 24 lbs, power box + 50 lbs other gear = 126.1875 lbs.
Weight capacity of my kayak: 600 lbs - 126.1878 lbs = 473.8125 lbs remaining.
Yep, I'm good.
Thankfully I only have about 50 or so in mine so it doesn't weight that much!