- Includes Berkley Strap-On Tackle Box
Product Description
BERKLEY Strap-on Tackle Box Keeps everything within easy reach Lightweight waist tackle box flips down for use as a workstation Has seven storage compartments Comes with adjustable web belt
I have used the strap-on tackle box for several years and really like
it. The only problem is that the hinges break off the lid. I have
called Berkley and they have replaced several of them, and I am
preparing to call them again–the lids need to be made of a more pliable
plastic.
Rating: 4 / 5
I’ve owned this tackle box for 17 years and I still use it every season for bank fishing. After putting on the belt you can unlatch and flip down the tackle box to work with your baits. The box stays level and leaves both hands free. When you’re done just flip it back up and off you go. I usually move the box around to my back while I fish and if I need something I bring it back around to the front. This is a great box for staying mobile while bank fishing.
Rating: 5 / 5
I first owned one in the 70′s. This is a tackel box for streams or enough lures & hooks so you arn’t headed back to the truck. I love them!! When your done this baby it will pack, not crush lures ,or hooks even if you fall..I am thrilled with my new box.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have had mine for a bit over 7 years now. I do a good bit of river fishing up here in the Pacific Northwest. I like how it allows me to have everything within easy reach. With it open in front of me as I tie up gear, it catches any item I may drop. keeps me from having to wade back to the bank and to a conventional tackle box after snagging and breaking off gear. I also wish they would make it out of higher quality materials but for $20 or less it is well worth it for me. I am just cautious to not stress the hinges which has allowed mine to hold up this long
Rating: 4 / 5
Ok, yes… your friends will make fun of you for wearing it, but it’s a great idea and great product, After 2 seasons of fishing still I love mine.
Rating: 5 / 5