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| JLDII,
If I remember right you have a 1895 TSC Storm too? I was wondering if you put your jig boxes in it? Do they come out when you hit a wave a/b 2.5'
If they did what's your cure?
Thanks.
Bob
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| No, I have a 2000 front side counsel. My rig did not come with the "tackle box" built in to it. I have a compartment in the front deck that I stack all my tackle trays into. I can fit, if I remember correctly, (and I am not going out in the -18*F garage to confirm)about 12-14 plano trays(boxes) in it with room for line and other tube organizers. As for the jigs, I put them and my lead weight trays to the bottom, unless I'm on a jig bite, then they are on the top, without much room to bounce around. I hope that was of some help.
Edited by JLDII 1/29/2004 10:11 PM
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| Thanks Jack.
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| I have the 1895dsc with the build in tackle box.i use it for all my spinners and spinner weights.Thers's 3 slots for plastic storage bins and room under them for bottom bouncers storage.I have never had the door open while cruising around.hope that helps | |
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YarCraft's bulit-in tackle box