Its time for serious tackle organization! We've all been hit by this unexpected quarantine and we chose to make the best of it. Tim spent a few days dialing in his gear and he's finally got it perfected. Want to get the maximum number of crankbaits in a small box? Want to mix senkos with hooks while avoiding any concerns of rust? Tired of your different hooks mixing together every time you run in rough water? This is for you!

Tim started playing with the Edge boxes when they first came out but it wasn't until the quarantine that he really jumped in. The Edge Terminal box offered storage solutions unlike anything else. By individually compartmentalizing all his small hooks he has avoided the never-ending struggle of hooks mixing together. The box itself resists rust and was a no-brainer with all the free time to organize hooks. From there he began finding niches for all of his tackle storage needs.

Below is a breakdown of some of Tim's favorite boxes for different techniques. The links go directly to Tackle Warehouse where you can see detailed photos and descriptions. If you've been considering upgrading your tackle organization, we're very happy with these boxes so far.

Edge Boxes...

Terminal Tackle- https://bit.ly/2SuzhOm

Standard 3700 size- http://bit.ly/2t3uHMR

Deep 3700 size- https://bit.ly/3dbdbby

Thin Box (Awesome Space Saver)- https://bit.ly/2VX5eAL

Stowaway Waterproof boxes...

Treble Hook Storage - Standard 3700: http://bit.ly/2fvjcFB

Custom Divider Boxes...

Standard Box- Deep Diving Crankbaits: http://bit.ly/2XCbMnb

Thin Box- Lipless Cranks/Blade Baits: https://bit.ly/3fdjgpE

Bass Mafia Bags For Loose Storage...

Money Bag Plus - 3 Pocket Bag: https://bit.ly/2Yz6tIl