Soft sided tackle bags verses Hard tackle boxes.

Vegasspider · 10-06-09, 12:18 PM

I am lucky enough to have a boat so most of my gear is stored and with me at all times. But from time to time I travel to fish as a non boater and need to carry a bag. I struggle with not taking up too much space on the pros boat (Or friends if I go out with a friend on their boat) and can never seem to take enough gear. http://capmel.com/CaseHardBox.htm I like his article and pluses of the hard sided boxes. I tend to agree sometimes with the canvas bags the hunt is on and not to mention the noise of pulling boxes in and out.I used to live in Florida and I still view Cap Mels site www.capmel.com a few times a week. He has a local radio fishing show.
What do you think? Hard boxes or soft sides?

10-06-09, 12:18 PM	#1
Vegasspider BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 570	Soft sided tackle bags verses Hard tackle boxes. I am lucky enough to have a boat so most of my gear is stored and with me at all times. But from time to time I travel to fish as a non boater and need to carry a bag. I struggle with not taking up too much space on the pros boat (Or friends if I go out with a friend on their boat) and can never seem to take enough gear. http://capmel.com/CaseHardBox.htm I like his article and pluses of the hard sided boxes. I tend to agree sometimes with the canvas bags the hunt is on and not to mention the noise of pulling boxes in and out.I used to live in Florida and I still view Cap Mels site www.capmel.com a few times a week. He has a local radio fishing show. What do you think? Hard boxes or soft sides?

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