Popular Tackle Boxes

[Bostonstronggggg]

I bank fish and want a box that's very versital and can carry anything, but it also needs to be able to fit in a backpack. I have one bait casting rod/reel and one spinning rod/reel. I just want to be able to cover all types of fishing and I just need something to carry all my tackle. Any popular tackle boxes I should consider? I don't wanna just throw all my stuff in a backpack.

[gulfcaptain]

Plano 3600 and 3700's, but there are other brands that have boxes the same size..  Can get you a few of those and carry what you need in them.

[GoRavens]

I just got 4 3700s to put in my backpack. I'm good. I had Flambeau but they warped on me

[Cameron211]

Spiderwire bag. Cant tell you exactly what its called but all of the spiderwire tackle bags are nice. You look at those

[J Francho]

Double sided 3600 boxes are great for backpack setups.

[Vayned]

Currently use the Spiderwire Utility box backpack, from the looks they redesigned it. It's served me well and will hold a lot items. Only using it until I get a boat then the boxes will be stored on there.

 

[Blwaz23]

Has anyone tried the Shimano Blackmoon Backpack? (https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-SHIMFSHSTG.html?from=basres) Expensive but looks very nice. 

[travis23]

There is nothing better and cheaper than a plain old backpack with a couple Plano boxes stuffed inside. I know I hate the shoulder strap bags. After awhile they kill your shoulder and you have to put them down to cast.

[madweazl]

I have a Spiderwire backpack and it's a love hate relationship. The straps and back of the pack make it nice and comfy to wear and holds a fair amount of stuff. My biggest complaint is that it doesnt stand up well when not being worn. Not too bad if all the boxes are in it. The "cooler" portion of it is useless for keeping food/drink items so I just stuffed more gear in there. It has served me well for trout but doesnt seem to work as well for my bass gear. 

 

[I.rar]

I must be the minority. I feel I'm packing heavy with one or two 3500s in a Plano crappie bag. My usual bank beating bag is a waist bag with a few bags of plastics and a 5 compartment box slung over my shoulder. When I first got into fishing I did the back pack thing but rarely ever went through 20 count bags of plastics 4 or more hooks, Jigs, etc. So I ended up packing what I know I will use with just a bit extra and it conveniently fits in the small bag.

Different strokes?

[madweazl]

I want to find something that has a lot of pockets for my plastics bags so I dont have to fish through them to find what I want. Was thinking about having my wife make some sort of caddy for the plastics with embroidered labels on velcro so I could easily identify them without pulling them out of the pockets.