Plano 1363 Fishing Tackle Box

I attended a beading class, and noticed that one of the participants was carrying a tackle box. Fabulous idea, I thought at the time. So where does one go for quality merchandise at a good price? Amazon, or course.

These boxes are wonderful storage for beads; this is my second purchase of these great items. The space is flexible and perfect for beading stuff. The closures are secure. And they stack. Now, what to do with all the little plastic bags of beads and findings I organized in these storage gems: they'll be recycled, of course.

After about twenty years since getting my first tackle box when I was a kid, I decided it was time for an upgrade. After looking around, I settled on the Plano 1363. The decision all came down to versatility.

I do a lot of different freshwater fishing (bass, walleye, panfish, etc.) and a lot of the other Plano tackle boxes out there seemed to have room for my small lures or my big lures, but not both. The 1363, with two larger and one smaller removable drawer, allows me to store all of my fishing stuff in an organized manner.

The only improvement I made to the box was add a small storage box to the top compartment. I keep my ice fishing tackle in the small box to avoid hauling the whole thing around when all I need is a few things.

Happy fishing.

I got this box to store small paints and painting supplies in... and so far it's worked out great. It has plenty of room and is highly portable because of the removable drawers.

Good box... ugly color.