I made one myself also. I cut 6 pieces of 4"pvc into 12" sections then used gorilla glue to glue them into a cirle around my front pedestal. (i also made one for the back. Then i cut 3 slits in the side of each pvc for hanging hooks so that when you hit a big wave they dont fly out. Works for me and only cost about 10 bucks to make both.

yes indeed, a sweet tackle box but it's quite expensive... around $120 for that justencase tackle box model if I remember right- so are Lakewoods but both I'm sure are good quality tackleboxes. You can get a customized one as well.

I love my Plano musky tackle box, but it does not hold some of the larger baits, which is OK with me and use the plano latchaway boxes for these.

Oooooooooooooooo...so famcy.

Where do ya put yer make up?

that is worth 20 lakewoods nice box

NO ROOM FOR MAKEUP IN HERE.... i just finished this one for myself.

Will - Could you send me an email...I have a couple questions for you..

jnovatney@gmail.com

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LOL- I think Will said something about only having a little supply of whatever material he was using and built two tackle boxes for him and a buddy of his. Nice looking tackle box by the way!

good luck on the water

awwww, why can't i find a buddy like that?

So for tackle boxes polycarbonate is stronger and more expensive than acrylic but for game calls acrylic calls are more durable and about 5 times the price of polycarbonate calls.
Could someone please tell me what I'm missing here

So for tackle boxes polycarbonate is stronger and more expensive than acrylic but for game calls acrylic calls are more durable and about 5 times the price of polycarbonate calls.
Could someone please tell me what I'm missing here [/quote]

good point, its quite the opposite! I'll have to talk to Cory, a callmaker and see.

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