Tackle tray advice

[Mishachief]

i use a army satchel bag, (canvas) that i got cheap at aussie disposals, in that i put the tackle tray box i need for the day, that has hooks, swivels, etc in it... that are all in resealable plastic bags that i bought on ebay cheap, the only hooks that are not in bags are ones used... and when they get dodgey i discard them.

sinkers, if small go in the tray box with the hooks etc.. but larger ones i keep in a pouch/container.

rest of things in my bag. i have are torch, 2knives, pliers, hand rags, sunscreen etc.

i have two tray boxes, one salt water, one fresh, but i am also adding one large hooks & traces/rigs for salt.

[4liters]

And you'll need one of these... :thumbsup:

Lol I've used an old cricket kit bag with wheels to cart my stuff around before, although a lot of the things I'd bring would never get used so I'm trying to downsize and rationalise.

[hornet]

And you'll need one of these... :thumbsup:

Lol I've used an old cricket kit bag with wheels to cart my stuff around before, although a lot of the things I'd bring would never get used so I'm trying to downsize and rationalise.

I tried to downsize but that didn't work for me, every time I left things at home thinking I wouldn't need it Bam ! guess what I needed it !

Now I use a trolley with rod holders fitted, I don't leave anything at home, I usually spend anything up to 10 hours on a fishing session so I need to make things as comfortable as possible.

Deck chair,wet weather gear, crab nets, landing net hoops, esky ect ... one trip from the car and that's it, not to mention no back strain..

[Scraglor]

Looks like BCF have the tackle bags on sale coming up to easter if you are still looking, might be worth a look

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[4liters]

I ended up getting this: http://www.bcf.com.au/online-store/prod ... mendations" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Fits almost all the gear I own and the weight isn't an issue because it's a backpack. Not cheap so I hope it last me a while.

[adamk]

Plano stuff looks like it was made by the same people that make the tackel boxs for kmart.

I went the route of trays an a toolbox that has some flex apposed to the hard plastic boxs that crack. But trays an a bag would be the best bet as mentioned

And you'll need one of these... :thumbsup:

Lol I've used an old cricket kit bag with wheels to cart my stuff around before, although a lot of the things I'd bring would never get used so I'm trying to downsize and rationalise.

I tried to downsize but that didn't work for me, every time I left things at home thinking I wouldn't need it Bam ! guess what I needed it !

Now I use a trolley with rod holders fitted, I don't leave anything at home, I usually spend anything up to 10 hours on a fishing session so I need to make things as comfortable as possible.

Deck chair,wet weather gear, crab nets, landing net hoops, esky ect ... one trip from the car and that's it, not to mention no back strain..

I consided hiting up my mate the builds boats to weld me up a trolly frame for my esky, battery for my radios an tackel box an rod holders still working on the design. Use to have a trailer for a mountain bike in the past that I used for fishing use to be good but the looks you would get on the train. But then again I did transport a 3 element yagi for 27mhz one time during peak hour 15ft mast o_0