I had the opportunity to field-test the Cabelas Advanced Angler Tackle Bag from StuffStuff.com. This tackle bag is great. High quality material, great design, and the 3650 utility boxes can be customized to fit your needs. I've been in the market for some time for a new tackle bag and would highly recommend this one. Thanks fishingclub and StuffStuff.

How many boxes does it hold?
I was testing the aquv micro plus with DVR when SS listed the bag. and was not able to apply for it thanks for sharing your test . congrats on being selected.

I see that your from western ILL if your interested in fishing with fellow members stop by my thread under the member meet section a group of us have been getting together to fish the mississippi river at La Crosse this will be our tenth year.

Hi Guys,

I was also selected to test the Cabelas Advanced Angler Tackle Bag. I just got it, and am planning to load it up tomorrow afternoon.
I agree with mr2105 - it appears to be very well made. I look forward to writing the product review next week.

Rod Tender, here are the specs from the Cabela's website:

Large
•Includes six Plano 3600 utility boxes in main compartment
•No-Skid waterproof HDPE base
•Front gusseted pocket designed to hold 3650 utility box
•Five external stash pockets for quick access
•Zippered mesh pockets on top and back
•Two tool holsters on front panel
•Premium padded shoulder strap
•14"L x 10"W x 11"H

Bill

thanks for the info capnklumpp

SS has take field testing to a whole new level

I completed my review of this tackle storage system and and it is great! mr2105 correctly stated that the boxes that come with the bag are, in fact, Plano 3650's not 3600's as the Cabela's product description states.

The bag appears to be very well-made and man does it hold a bunch of tackle! Everything I need from Spring to Fall for Lake Erie walleye and perch fits neatly inside.

I only have one complaint about this system - the Plano boxes and the Cabela's bag are all made in China. This doesn't appear to affect the quality, but for those that prefer to buy American made stuff this may be a problem!

ROD TENDER, the La Crosse meet sounds like a lot of fun. It's around a 4 1/2 hour drive for me thou, and I don't think the wife will let me go. If I'm able to convince her, I'll be there.

mr2105

Bring her along the meet is open to the family,she can meet the other wifes. we do breakfast and dinner for the group, so everyone can relax and enjoy the meet.
We have member from Pennsylvania, Missouri,Indiana, Minnesota,Illinois, Wisconsin that attend every year.
hope you can make it.