Tacklebox Recommendation

[caudburns11]

Since I've gotten more and more into bass fishing my lure/bait collection has grown a lot. The past couple of years I've been able to get by with my soft sided Berkeley tacklebox with the three containers that came with it, but this year I don't think it will be enough, so I'm looking to upgrade my tackle box for the season and wondering what are some pretty decent ones at not to steep of a price ($40-$60). I've got my lures organized and separated and I'm probably looking for something that can hold 5-6 average sized containers. I prefer a soft sided tackle box simply because it's easier to transport/carry around and keep organized.

[junyer357]

I have a bag from bps that holds 7 3700 boxes. I usually keep 4 3700's, a 3600, and a bunch of gallon. ziplock bags with my plastics in them. Its simple and works. Fits in the rear box of most boats plus it has a shoulder strap for bank fishing.

[robster80]

i have the plano softsider x tackle bag 3600 size. awesome bag but quickly ran out of space. may pick up the 3700 size if i dont opt for a different bag. check em out at TW

[doyle8218]

If it is a box you want the Plano 7771 is great.

 

 

[lecisnith]

http://m.academy.com/shop/pdp/okeechobee-fats-t1200-series-tackle-bag/pid-1038203?deviceType=true

This is what I've got in black. It's pretty awesome.

[caudburns11]

i have the plano softsider x tackle bag 3600 size. awesome bag but quickly ran out of space. may pick up the 3700 size if i dont opt for a different bag. check em out at TW

I picked up a couple Plano 3700 size containers today, so I might have a look at that

[Alpha Male]

also consider the cabelas advanced angler tackle bag. there are four sizes and I would recommend getting one bigger than you think you will need. although unless you have your own boat or a family members boat I would say that the SUPER magnum would be TOO big. I have the magnum and its huge to me.

[WIGuide]

I have the older version of the Bass Pro Extreme Qualifier 370 bag. It worked really well for me, and still does a good job when I travel to fish out of someone else's boat. 

[Brnnoser6983]

also consider the cabelas advanced angler tackle bag. there are four sizes and I would recommend getting one bigger than you think you will need. although unless you have your own boat or a family members boat I would say that the SUPER magnum would be TOO big. I have the magnum and its huge to me.

X2 on Cabelas bag. The one step under magnum might do just right for you. I personally use the magnum and love it. The only problem I had was it was a little to big to start out, so I just had to full the empty spaces, this leading to the classic bait monkey dilemma.

Plus you can get it without trays and save some cash.

[Mike L]

Ive gone through a few bags over the years and finally settled on the Flambeau AZ Series of soft size bags.

I use the AZ8 it's the larger of them all but perfect for me as it camcan hold 8 boxes and has all the right compartments both zippered and velcroed in all the right places.

Check it out

Mike

[primetime]

I like a Nike Gym Bag, has a nice pad and is comfortable, fits 5 large boxes, extra reel or 2 plus spool of line, few pounds of plastics, and a few small boxes of terminal tackle, and inline spinners, panfish drop shot streamers etc....I could not find a "Fishing Bag" large enough but my Gym bag is awesome, has 4 outside compartments, and is top quality and probably waterproof since it is a Nike Gym bag...

 

I also like paying $25 instead of $80 while having more space and is more comfortable and easy to transport and fit or move when needed, I use a back pack for shore fishing.

[RanndomUndead]

Since I've gotten more and more into bass fishing my lure/bait collection has grown a lot. The past couple of years I've been able to get by with my soft sided Berkeley tacklebox with the three containers that came with it, but this year I don't think it will be enough, so I'm looking to upgrade my tackle box for the season and wondering what are some pretty decent ones at not to steep of a price ($40-$60). I've got my lures organized and separated and I'm probably looking for something that can hold 5-6 average sized containers. I prefer a soft sided tackle box simply because it's easier to transport/carry around and keep organized.

The large Berkeley tackle bag is awesome, comes with 3 large containers which you could easily swap out for 5-6 averages 

[mcgreggor57]

I just picked up this one  For $40 it comes with 6 Plano 3700 boxes.  I also have this one that came with 4 Plano 3650 boxes.

[Weld's Largemouth]

Plano two level hard satchel. Carries EVERYTHING.