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 Re: New Tackle Box
[Re: mickojak]
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10/30/15 02:09 AM
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capt grumpy
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Re: New Tackle Box
[Re: mickojak]
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10/30/15 02:51 AM
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smooth move
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Re: New Tackle Box
[Re: mickojak]
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10/30/15 10:34 AM
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kickingback
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I would not buy it as it looks like plastic. Plastic does not hold well for me with fishing. I see the tabs holding the rods getting broken off and some may not like how you have to pull the rod out slowly to just throw your rod out fast if you see a fish. Plastic just does not last as long outdoors in the sun and elements I have found. The box also looks expensive. Most boxes of that size are about $20. If you sell for that price you might get some takers but I would not pay more than $20 for a plastic box myself.
It is a good idea but wouldn't putting two bungee cords across the top of a regular tackle box be better and cheaper and easier to replace if a bungee breaks off? You can then quickly put your rods on or off with a flick of the bungee cords. (I have just filed for a patent on this idea so don't get froggy on me and try to market my idea)
Good luck on the sales.
Last edited by kickingback; 10/30/15 10:35 AM.
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Re: New Tackle Box
[Re: mickojak]
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10/30/15 09:36 PM
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Pretty good.
You might try to sell your idea to Plano, Berkeley or some other tackle box manufacturer?
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