Help rebuilding my tackle collection

[Irishwolf]

I use this tackle bag to store all my stuff in for a trip. I take only one tray at a time with whatever I need then there's lots of room left for food, favorite flashers, drinks, extra clothes, radio, whatever. Tucks nicely away under a bench seat or in a low traffic area. The base is a durable plastic with a 1 in rise so your stuff won't get wet if sitting on a watery floor. I find it super handy:

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/xcalibur-3600-tackle-bag-0772976p.html

 

[wildmanyeah]

For Vancouver summer just an anchovy teasers and a glow flasher

 

[TheHurtLocker]

white glow hootchies are my go to. I use the uv skirts inside. 602 plug My go to’s

That’s pretty much it lol, speckled back hootchie every once and a while.

 

[sly_karma]

I use this tackle bag to store all my stuff in for a trip. I take only one tray at a time with whatever I need then there's lots of room left for food, favorite flashers, drinks, extra clothes, radio, whatever. Tucks nicely away under a bench seat or in a low traffic area. The base is a durable plastic with a 1 in rise so your stuff won't get wet if sitting on a watery floor. I find it super handy:

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/xcalibur-3600-tackle-bag-0772976p.html

I like this system too. Plano make a couple of box sizes that are widely available and fit into numerous hard and soft box formats. Living in the Okanagan and making trips to the coast I'm switching between gear for sockeye, bottom fish, springs, coho, trout, bass. There's some crossover but it's easier to just switch out boxes and just have one for the day instead of some monstrosity 60 lb box that still doesn't hold everything you could conceivably need for any fishing method or species.