I’m always looking for ways to make my tackle storage a bit more modular. I’m always jumping from pond to pond or hopping in a buddy’s boat for a few hours before sunset. Although I have my own boat, I’ve learned that it’s pretty difficult to narrow down the tackle I want to bring when I’m in the mood for a quick pond session or when my friends call and invite me to go fishing in their boat. Inevitably, I end up being “that guy” who throws a bunch of stuff into a grocery sack and calls it good.
While this may work sometimes, it definitely gets frustrating after a while. Digging through a half-ripped plastic bag filled with a pile of unboxed crankbaits isn’t exactly the most enjoyable thing in the world. It hinders my adaptability on the water and it has also poked more holes in my fingers and caused more cuss words than I care to admit.
With that being said, I’ve been testing the Plano EDGE 3500 Box for quite some time and it has been hugely convenient for me. It’s a smaller, intelligently designed box that allows me to be ready for an impromptu fishing trip whenever the occasion arises. Hang with me for a second and I’ll explain what I’ve liked so much about it.