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Fishing lures are always a challenge to store. Put them in your tackle box, and the hooks create a tangled mess. Dunwright Tackle came up with a solution. Dunwright Tackle Boxes—built for big muskie lures, but also useful for saltwater plugs—feature individual compartments to keep the lures separate from each other. No more bird nesting. A number of other tackle boxes are built with similar compartments, but Dunwrights do more. |
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The compartments are tough, clear plastic. So the lures can be easily seen outside the box, no guessing game on the water. |
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The box itself is made from strong, white plastic. The boxes are available in several sizes. |
![]() Hang several compartments on the outside for quick access, or slip them inside for storage. |
One size holds at least 60 lures, and another carries at least 42, and both are available in two heights: 13 ½ inches or 11 ½ inches. Compartments are available for plugs, spinner baits or bucktails. Mix and match, or use all the same kind This Minnesota company naturally thought of muskies when building a box for large lures. |
But Garden State anglers could also use the box to store oversized saltwater lures, like when trolling for stripers, blues or tuna. |
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