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What do you guys think about the flambeau max satchel?
Now that I have a hard bait wire bait & jig/spoon box tackle box, and a bag for all my plastics, I'd like a smaller something for quick trips... This seems great becuase in the main top/lid compartment I can store all the hard baits I need (Top. shallow/mid, and deep/bottom) Hard lures. Then in one side compartment I can put in jigs, chatterbaits, and inline spinners. On the other side compartment, all 3 types of spoon. In the Bulk storage, tools, small spinner box (Maybe it can fit) And some plastics and rigs for them.
Just to keep a little base of everything.
So has anyone used this puppy before? Are they durable? I heard satchel types can break at the hinges sometimes. As well as having the problem of flopping all your tackle everywhere being opened the wrong place accadentaly. So is it a good idea? is it good material, and does it function well. It seems organized enough. I just need personal use opinions. Thanks guys!
O_o) Well that was abit rude... To be quite frank, what is a satchel? From what I see, this box is kinda like a briefcase only for tackle... Can you suggest something specific for quick trips, or stuff I can't lug 2 boxes too?
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Ooh... Get what you mean. However, this dosent seem to really be a satchel. It looks more like a breif-case (And it's hard) and has a carry handle not strap. So from what I saw, it's not really a "Satchel" Satchel know what I mean? here take a look
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- Swamp ZombieLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Actually, Andrew is correct, (he just expressed his opinion......ugh.... inappropriately).
Hardshell tackle boxes (IMHO) aren't the best way to hold ANY tackle, much less used as a "quick bag" for shorter trips. I think bags and binders are better for all (Bass fishing) tackle storage- with binders being perfect for a quick bag.
#1. Here's a good example of an excellent binder- http://www.cabelas.com/product/Fishing/Tackle-Stor...
Hope this helps?
Source(s): 'Ole Fisherman. - AndrewLv 69 years ago
Bruce...just so you can keep some manliness please dont buy a satchel.
Just a simple school bag will be way more handy. Buy some storage containers for whatever you need and youll be much happier.
Edit: Ya a satchel is a man purse...haha... Ok ya thats pretty "manly" that looks fine. Again though I am way more supportive of tacklebags for quick trips. By quick trips you mean like a hour? Tacklebags are just much easier to carry and transport.
- Anonymous7 years ago
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