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137-Piece Flambeau Adventurer 2-Tray Tackle Box Kit Expired
$8.95
$24.51
Walmart has 137-Piece Flambeau Adventurer 2-Tray Tackle Box Kit on sale for $8.93. Shipping is free with Walmart+ or $35+ orders.
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Features:
- Iconic cantilever 2-tray tackle box design with [15] tray compartments and [6] removable dividers provides easy access to securely organized tackle and tools. A great beginner tackle box!
- The tackle box has a proprietary all-weather, oil-resistant construction with a secure Draw tight latch and tongue-and-groove design between the lid and base that yield a water-resistant fit.
- Since 1947, Flambeau Outdoors' tackle storage solutions have been trusted by America's anglers as the tackle systems that are BUILT TO FISH. BUILT TO LAST.
- Includes complete [137] piece fishing kit. Tackle Box measures 14" L x 8.16" W x 7.57" H. TARGET SPECIES: panfish, catfish, bass.
- Comes with the complete PANFISH, CATFISH, and BASS setup! The 137-Piece Kit includes a tackle box, stringer, disgorger, split shots, and assorted hooks and bobbers.
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Walmart [walmart.com] has the 137-Piece Flambeau Adventurer 2-Tray Tackle Box Kit on sale for $8.93. Shipping is free with Walmart+ or $35+ orders.
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Give Feedback Model: Flambeau Outdoors, 6382FTK Adventurer Classic Two Tray Tackle Box 137 pieces, Blue, Plastic, 14 inches long
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/7/2024, 03:18 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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 Walmart | $21.99 |
 Dick's Sporting Goods | $24.99 |
| Product Name: | Flambeau Outdoors 6382FTK Adventurer Classic Two Tray Tackle Box 137 pieces Blue Plastic 14 inches long |
| Product Description: | Flambeau Outdoors 6382FTK Adventurer Tackle Box Kit includes 137 Piece Kit. Includes a tackle box stringer disgorger split shots and assorted hooks and bobbers. The tackle box has a proprietary all-weather oil-resistant construction with a secure draw tight latch and tongue-and-groove design between the lid and base that yield a water-resistant fit. Iconic cantilever 2-tray tackle box design with 15 tray compartments and 6 removable dividers provides easy access to securely organized tackle and tools. |
| Product SKU: | 688028934 |
| UPC: | 71617093440 |
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Or the 1 trey for $6.97
It stays home. It's huge, heavy.
With fly fishing I prefer a small soft tactical box that is like a pack, lots of pockets.
But with saltwater or fresh water baitcasters, spinning reels, i prefer one of these old 3 tray tactical boxes.
Both are just dirty that fly fishing.
Why?
Bass plastic can be oily, salty, or both, I don't want oily fabric stains nor that smell you can get from scented plastic. Don't under estimate how dirty they can get. Every time you need to touch the fabric with dirty hands.
Flies are easy to dry, can go back into storage in no time, so small fabric packs work well..
Saltwater, I don't want saltwater creeping into everything with a fabric tray tactical box. It is just too easy to get it wet. Rust is a real problem.
I simply transfer what I need to a cheap 3 tray tactical box.
I can keep the wet lures, baits separated from the dry.
When washing off at the end of the day the whole tackle box can be rinsed out, salt, sand, whatever.
I don't want to carry a museum of baits in trays.
So, yes I think these tray tactical boxes have a purpose. Certainly easier to see every thing night surf fishing.
At ten bucks for this, the storage? I think one of my largest tuff trays for the T5 runs $8 or so to replace.
If you hike a lot, yeah a hard tackle box is going to get annoying. But I still prefer it to zip pocket finding stuff driving myself nuts, or flipping through multiple trays.