TackleTour's 2008 Holiday Gift Guide
(Part 1)

Tackle
Storage: (Falcon boxes)
As our review from almost four
years ago would indicate, we’ve long been fans of the original Falcon FTO tackle
boxes. Recently, Falcon sold off the rights to produce these boxes to Plano
who’s been busy aggressively expanding this line of boxes.

Falcon FTO boxes are among the
best for keeping baits organized and protected

FTO organizers keep single baits
separated and angled in easy view for quick selection
New for this year are the FTO
400 series boxes which are half the size of the 700 series and great for
stashing away a few of your secret go to baits. Falcon's lineup of rods and
organizer boxes are available at
Tackle Warehouse.

Home to our swimbait test
arsenal...
Tackle Storage - Swimbait Storage:
(Lakewood Swimbait Boxes)
Of course, hot on the heels of our Swimbait Rod
wars, we cannot say enough about the utility of the Lakewood A049 and A048
swimbait storage boxes.

Lakewood boxes are built tough and
you can sit or stand on them without issue
They take up an inordinate amount of space on the
boat, and if you’re a backseater, they could be a pain to carry around, but the
number of baits you can get in these boxes together with the bait friendly
storage, continues to make these boxes our choice for big bait storage.

Ms. Casey isn't done, stay tuned
for Part 2 of our Holiday gift Guide
This ends the
first part of our Holiday Gift Guide, stay tuned as we move into the second half
of the guide and continue to delve into swimbaits with our picks for swimbait
rod, reel, and the big bait itself. We also select tackle in the enthusiast
category and Ms. Casey helps introduce our picks in the fly category.
