Topic: Eyra Tackle Storage

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July 31, 2010 at 10:31 pm #423868

Shap from La
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Looks like a good system. I really like the fact that the system is adjustable for whatever type of box you prefer to use. Also, if you like to keep your tackle in a tackle bag it appears as though the storage compartment is large enough to just drop it in there and pull it out when you go with a buddy in his/her boat. Chris CoupelPaulina, La.Chris CoupelPaulina, La.

April 7, 2014 at 3:24 pm #295049

PRobbins
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We thought we would put up a few images of tackle storage in the Eyra. The image above has a 3700 in the set up, and some 709 series Falcon boxes. The stainless rods insert and you can adjust them to the size of boxes you prefer to use. Also more rods can be purchased and inserted if you prefer.BCB

April 7, 2014 at 9:35 pm #295051

HSVBCB
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PeteMay not be best solution speed, but works for me…I store hard baits, jigs, terminal tackle in the thin planos in the starboard coffin (heavier to the rear) and all soft plastics in the deep planos in the port side. This may make me a little nose heavy but I almost always have a co-angler and leave the two compartments behind the seats open for my partner. Port rod locker nothing but rods and starboard rod locker has tools, extra life jackets, spare TM prop, paddle, wet wx gear, save phase, etc. Under seats I have hats, gloves, extra sun glasses, ropes under driver and under pax seat I have fire ext, first aid kit, sun screen. Tons of storage in these boats! Again, may not be the best for speed, but works best for me and I know where everything is. Good luck.BillLast edited by HSVBCB on April 7th, 2014, 9:44 pm, edited 2 times in total.

April 7, 2014 at 9:35 pm #295686

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PeteMay not be best solution speed, but works for me…I store hard baits, jigs, terminal tackle in the thin planos in the starboard coffin (heavier to the rear) and all soft plastics in the deep planos in the port side. This may make me a little nose heavy but I almost always have a co-angler and leave the two compartments behind the seats open for my partner. Port rod locker nothing but rods and starboard rod locker has tools, extra life jackets, spare TM prop, paddle, wet wx gear, save phase, etc. Under seats I have hats, gloves, extra sun glasses, ropes under driver and under pax seat I have fire ext, first aid kit, sun screen. Tons of storage in these boats! Again, may not be the best for speed, but works best for me and I know where everything is. Good luck.BillLast edited by HSVBCB on April 7th, 2014, 9:44 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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