Show me your tackle bags/boxes! 2024
Bassboy18 reply :
Looking for a new bag, would love to see what y'all have!
riverbasser reply :
Don't have a PIC right now but I have a spider wire bag I bought at academy for $25. I love it but I should have got the one that holds the bigger plano boxes
Oklahoma Mike reply :
Bought this one from Cabelas on sale. I see it's on sale again for $60. Great bag - will hold (8) 3700 size boxes, plus a lot of utility pockets and a zippered mesh pocket on the rear. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Rapala-reg-Tackle-Bag/2125652.uts
frosty reply :
Perfect I was just getting ready to start a thread about this, I need something with a shoulder strap, one of my fishing places is about a mile walk.
d-camarena reply :
I recommend back packs for long walks. I use a adidas soccer backpack. I can fit 2 plano boxes and 1 slim box for hooks. And in the outside ball pocket i can fit over 20 bags of plastics. And its very rugged. Ive used it over a year carrying around 20lbs and it has not ripped.
One time i bought the tackleware house backpack and lasted 1 trip
Munkin reply :
I use the rod lockers on my 18' boat as it can hold a lot of baits.
Allen
S. Sass reply :
This Gander Mountain one I use mainly for my boat. Its large. I have had it a year or two and its holding up very well. I also have a Okeechobee Fats Large bag I use it holds all my plastics.
This Okeechobee Fats one is the same as mine it is a older model I believe. I use to carry it bank fishing but havent bank fished in quite a while now.
jtharris3 reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 9:32 AM, Munkin said:I use the rod lockers on my 18' boat as it can hold a lot of baits.
Allen
Veiled brag
Munkin reply :
QuoteOn 6/9/2016 at 9:40 AM, jtharris3 said:Veiled brag
I use to bank fish a lot and have several different bags. The problem is you keep buying bigger bags to carry more stuff to the point the bag is too heavy to carry. In my basement is a Cabelas bag that holds like 15 3700 Plano boxes that when filled would require a cart to move.
Allen
Styx reply :
Bluebasser86 reply :
A little more than I've spent on other tackle storage systems, but it does hold a ton of gear!
frosty reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 2:36 PM, Bluebasser86 said:A little more than I've spent on other tackle storage systems, but it does hold a ton of gear!
On 6/9/2016 at 9:32 AM, Munkin said:I use the rod lockers on my 18' boat as it can hold a lot of baits.
Allen
Seems like they'd be a bear to carry around the lake
of course, they are on wheels so that helps...
Bluebasser86 reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 5:24 PM, frosty said:
Seems like they'd be a bear to carry around the lake
Plus they float and are motorized, much easier than carrying one 
Fishes in trees reply :
Bank fishing bag - boat fishing bag - co-angler bag = three different things. Don't bank fish much - but when I did a back pack was much better than some bag with a shoulder strap. The primary rule for bank fishing gear is that it weighs more at the end of the day than it does at the beginning so pack accordingly.
Boat fishing bags - I have many for storage. My boat doesn't have lockable compartments so I transfer most of my gear from fishing truck to boat. Bag for cranks, bag for jerk baits, bag for jigs, multiple bags for soft plastics. The large size Cabelas bag works great for storing a decent number of cranks. In olden times, BPS sold double sided crank bait boxes, which had a v-shaped slot to them. Magnum bag holds 4 or 5 of those double sided boxes and that is a serious amount of cranks - enough for me. There is also room in the bag for specialty kits, i.e. a box of lipless cranks, box of spooks & poppers, etc. Soft plastic storage is simple, just buy as many cheap canvas duffle bags as you need. Go to the tool bag section at Harbor Freight and they have a variety of sizes - much cheaper than BPS or Cabelas.
Co angler bag - I have a medium sized Benny Brauer bag I got at Cabelas and I just pick and choose what I think I'm going to need that day in the back of the boat - being very aware I can't bring nearly as much stuff with me as Ido in my boat. Make a few decisions on what you think will work that day and stuck with it.
Logan S reply :
Does this count as tackle storage 'on the bank'? 
buzzed bait reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 2:36 PM, Bluebasser86 said:A little more than I've spent on other tackle storage systems, but it does hold a ton of gear!
On 6/9/2016 at 8:33 PM, Logan S said:Does this count as tackle storage 'on the bank'?
On 6/9/2016 at 9:32 AM, Munkin said:I use the rod lockers on my 18' boat as it can hold a lot of baits.
Allen
MIbassyaker reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 2:36 PM, Bluebasser86 said:A little more than I've spent on other tackle storage systems, but it does hold a ton of gear!
But how do you get it to fit in the kayak?
Robeng reply :
Cabelas fisherman series. On sale now. Check it out.
I.rar reply :
Strictly bank fishing with 1 or 2 rods max. Depending where and how long I'll be out determines which bag I take. Though I have been taking the Plano bag a lot lately.
Master Bait'r reply :
I've abandoned bags and boxes for the XL milk crate. 3600 sized trays fit perfectly and there's just enough room for two catch-all coffee cans. It fits my stuff and I can just throw it in my kayak or car or whatever and things stay easily accessible. No zippers, no compartments etc. I like it that way.
Anybody want a guide series 3600 bag? Lol. I bought it and never even used it!
boostr reply :
Spiderwire tackle back pack, and a Spiderwire sling tackle bag.
r3825 reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 9:34 AM, S. Sass said:This Gander Mountain one I use mainly for my boat. Its large. I have had it a year or two and its holding up very well. I also have a Okeechobee Fats Large bag I use it holds all my plastics.
This Okeechobee Fats one is the same as mine it is a older model I believe. I use to carry it bank fishing but havent bank fished in quite a while now.
This ^^^^^ Love the Gander bag and they sometimes have great sales. The sunglass holder is a nice feature for me, I always know where they are and that they're protected.
Bluebasser86 reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 11:41 PM, MIbassyaker said:But how do you get it to fit in the kayak?
I have a very unorganized Cabela's bag for the yak.
frosty reply :
On 6/9/2016 at 5:33 PM, Bluebasser86 said:Plus they float and are motorized, much easier than carrying one
so that's what I was doing wrong... Epic face palm on my part!
Bankbeater reply :
I keep most of my stuff in a BPS 370 bag. For walking around and fishing from the bank I use a Plano 1155 box.
burrows reply :
WRB reply :
Take a look at Shimano Blackmoon tackle bags/tackle back pack.
Tom
Philo Beddoe reply :
DogBone_384 reply :
On 6/10/2016 at 6:28 AM, boostr said:Spiderwire tackle back pack, and a Spiderwire sling tackle bag.
I've used a Spiderwire back pack since '11. It's held up great. I like the integrated rod holders. I tossed the included boxes in favor for Plano's 1/2 heights. The bag holds five of those and two 'regular height' boxes for my spinner and larger baits.
burrows reply :
On 6/10/2016 at 11:51 PM, Cheesefrank said:
Not a bad bag for an upsidedown tackle backpack.
PremiumTime75 reply :
Would post a pic of what I carry but can't upload, max upload size .15MB - any suggestions?
boostr reply :
On 6/11/2016 at 10:09 PM, DogBone_384 said:I've used a Spiderwire back pack since '11. It's held up great. I like the integrated rod holders. I tossed the included boxes in favor for Plano's 1/2 heights. The bag holds five of those and two 'regular height' boxes for my spinner and larger baits.
Great bag, I got the black one. I used to do that, but know I just slide 2 3700, 1 3600 spinner bait box, 1 plano half lenghts in the long ways.
d-camarena reply :
That *** backpack is garbage. Mine ripped after 1 fishing trip. Got it replaced, ripped after 2 fishing trips. I had around 15 -20 lbs of tackle.
That online tackle store backpack i meant
burrows reply :
On 6/17/2016 at 4:35 AM, boostr said:Great bag, I got the black one. I used to do that, but know I just slide 2 3700, 1 3600 spinner bait box, 1 plano half lenghts in the long ways.
On 6/18/2016 at 3:30 AM, d-camarena said:That *** backpack is garbage. Mine ripped after 1 fishing trip. Got it replaced, ripped after 2 fishing trips. I had around 15 -20 lbs of tackle.
That online tackle store backpack i meant
On 6/18/2016 at 3:30 AM, d-camarena said:That *** backpack is garbage. Mine ripped after 1 fishing trip. Got it replaced, ripped after 2 fishing trips. I had around 15 -20 lbs of tackle.
That online tackle store backpack i meant
Are you talking about tw bag?
idabass reply :
I have heard about the older tw bags ripping but it sounds like they fixed the issue. I us a bass pro 360 now. Had the bass pro stalker extreme, and it was very well built but out of stock when I tried to replace because of being stolen. The 360 is great and holds a lot of tackle but is less beefy than the stalker.
d-camarena reply :
On 6/18/2016 at 9:59 PM, Cheesefrank said:
Are you talking about tw bag?
Yes the tw
burrows reply :
On 6/20/2016 at 2:19 AM, d-camarena said:Yes the tw
The older bags did have issues but the new bags are probably the best bank fishing bags to have, what other bag will hold three 3700s and one 3600 with room for about 25+ bags of plastics and two rods ?
Outdoor Zack reply :
I use this bag and it holds enough tackle and daily essentials for me to fish for a few hours.
doyle8218 reply :
I have used this bag for the past 4 or so years. Still in perfect condition and hold more than I could fish in 10 outings.
Cost $20.00
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