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Originally Posted by ecduzitgood
Is it a noise factor for instance or maybe, comfort (soft versus hard rubbing your side while being carried), tip over/stability issue, breathabilty, breakage?
What reasons do you have for either choice?
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In answering your question from a
Striped-Bass focused website, it's more practical in most of the ways you mentioned above...nuff said about that.
From a more generalized fishing perspective, there's nothing wrong with a
hard tackle box
OR a white-bucket.
If I'm taking my son out for a fishing adventure, to simply try and catch fish...sure, I'm bringing a tackle box. There are many lessons to be taught when more tools are handy. If I take him out to target scup, why would I not be prepared for fluke, mackerel, skip-jax, choggies, what-have-you,,??? It's a lot easier to bring an organized tackle box prepared for all these different species then kick and scratch when an unexpected species shows up. Perhaps it's just the
old-school in me....
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"Don't EVER be caught dead with an effing tackle box on the rocks..."
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IMO, that's not very good advice to give a child. What types of values are being taught with that lesson?
...too many metrosexual-fishermen out there already don't ya think?...to each their own I guess.
I'm not only an advocate for the "white-bucket" fisherman, "I'm also a member..."
...it finally happened, there are no more secret spots
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