Fishing Tackle Reviews & Discounts

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I learned about these from the supervisor of a moving company when he stopped by to remove some scuff marks he crew left on my walls. The walls were newly painted and I thought he was going to have to repaint some of the because of the damage. Boy, was I wrong. He wipped out his Magic Eraser and in a few minutes the walls looked as good as new! These things plus a little water can do wonders for removing scuff marks, pencil marks, and all manner of blemishes from walls and woodwork. However, you should consider them consumable, just as you would with soap or detergent when used to clean the same things. (However, soap and detergent will probably not be anywhere near as effective.) So, if you plan on scrubbing pans or bathtubs then use a sponge. If you want to remove marks from places where detergents, soaps, and other chemicals are ineffective then this may be your answer.

1. This works. If you aren't sure, go to your grocery store and get one. Try it out and you'll be convinced. 2. Amazon has good deals, esp. if you buy bulk. No tax, free shipping, whoohoo!

No, I do not use the eraser on the kids--but it washes everything they have tried to mark and stain in our house. I was skeptical of the magic in this product until I tried it on my sage green walls, it did not remove the paint but it did remove the crayons, the playdough, the markers, the mashed potato and that scary stain in which I am unsure of the origin. Mr Clean is my main man around the house ;)

This little sponge is great! I keep one in each of my bathrooms as well as the kitchen. Great for all around cleaning!

A friend at work recommended these for cleaning my floors, walls, and just about anything else. I am now a convert. Wow, these do the job and I love the clean citrus smell of these. These foam-like pads are extremely lightweight and resemble pieces of styrofoam. They are made of a porous melamine material that gets into hard-to-clean surfaces and tiny grooves. Just moisten the eraser and go to work. No other cleaning chemicals needed (...and no elbow grease). They remove black heel marks off the bathroom tile floor and also the marks on my daughter's walls that just appear for no reason. I've used them to scrub gunk off tennis shoes, tea pots, grout (YES, works well on shower GROUT), and just about any plastic or metal surface. Highly recommended. Well worth the price. If you've been living in the last century (like me) go ahead and get with the times. Billy would be hawking these on TV if they allowed him to.

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This box is NOT 3 x 3 x 4.5 More like 4 x 2.5 x 3.5 Look at it this way, at one end of the box, I can stand an individually wrapped Tea Bag on its end and the box is almost to short for it. It fits snug.

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The listing said it was in "good" condition, when it actuality the book is in excellent condition. I've damaged it more in a few days than who ever had it before me for however long they had it. GREAT BUY!

If you know ANYTHING about fishing, you really don't need to bother with this book. There's nothing wrong with it exactly, it's just very simple. I did learn a thing or two, but considering the size of the book, it wasn't worth it. A good gift for a son or daughter perhaps.

This book is what the title suggests and covers a very broad spectrum. It's also a good reference. I bought it because I had read articles written by the author at about.com and like his writing style. It's just as good here and includes good diagrams as well. Now if they could have just included a rod and reel tucked inside the back cover...

This is a wonderful book for anyone interested in learning about fishing; the basics from knot tying, casting, lures, hooks, bobbers, sinkers, and everything else associated with fishing. Well written and easy to understand.

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A Fun 'must' for serious fishermen and fisherwomen.

Written in conversational style by sportsman and television personality Frank Davis, The Fisherman's Tackle Box Bible is a superlative guide to fishing in the Louisiana delta. It offers a wealth of practical information that can be adapted to fishing almost anywhere. Angler tactics based on the habits of each species of fish; buying the right bait; effectively cleaning and cooking one's catch, and a great deal more make The Fisherman's Tackle Box Bible a truly first-rate and highly recommended "how-to" guide for anyone who has ever wanted to bait a hook and try their luck angling in waters of the Louisiana delta country and other area waters along the Gulf of Mexico.

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I have used Plano 3700 series storage containers for well over a decade. They are great because of there versatility and their long life. They store extremely well and maximize my storage space.

I use these boxes for several years, at both home and work totaling over 75 boxes. We use them to organize screws, nuts, bolts, fitting, parts, etc.... They are quick and easy to configure to size and big enough to hold a number of diffenent sizes without being too big. They make it easy to take the parts to the project. I have 1 storage holder (20 boxes) in the garage and working on another. At work we removed the dividers from the tool cabinet and filled the drawers with these boxes. A note, if you use them in the garage and it is cold, the plastic latch or hindge can shatter when opening of being rough with them.

This is certainly a superb product. I have four, plus several other Plano Prolatch models. PROS: -Latches are positive (you know when they are closed right) and reliable -Durability appears very good -Easy to see through -The lid can be carefully snapped off and re-attached CONS: -Even when inserted properly, the dividers may be loose enough to slide upwards easily. (Perhaps I cut mine too close.) -Difficult to get exact inside dimensions to know if your particular object(s) will fit LAYOUT: Four fixed rows. The rear three can have 1 to 12 compartments, the front row can have 1 to 10 compartments (because of the latch). These "latch compartments" are double-wide, but squeezed 1/4" toward the rear. INSIDE MEASUREMENTS: (All compartments except the two "latch compartments".) The easy answer is to assume that one single compartment can fit an object 1 1/32" left-to-right, 1 7/8" front-to-back, and 1 3/4" high. So, if you use two compartments, you can fit something 2" left-to-right (plus 1/16" or so), but you're still limited to 1 7/8" front-to-back and 1 3/4" high. I measure that the longest object can be 13 5/8" (for 12 compartments). This discrepancy is because my single-compartment measurement is taking into account the slight widening of the dividers at the very top. The above takes into account the way the tracks for the dividers jut out into the compartment, and allows the space between them to be just wasted space. If your object is kept to 13/16" left-to-right, then it can be somewhat bigger, 2 1/16" front-to-back. The two "odd" latch compartments: they are basically each 2-compartments wide (can't subdivide), with the compartments' front-to-back measurement reduced by 1/4", to 1 5/8". At our house, these Plano organizers are used to sort and store small LEGO pieces and to store the usual hardware (screws and other fasteners, cup hooks, cable ties, etc.). For LEGO, it's very convenient to be able to remove the lid, but we also found out that a divider can slide upwards if you let your finger drag on it when removing a part. That would allow the sorted pieces to mix... I'm quite sure I can resolve the problem by adding some extra friction somehow.

This is a great organizer. The dividers are adjustable which make it very versatile. We adjusted the dividers for hot wheels cars and it made a good case for them. It is also nice that you can see what is inside. My son got a different case for his hot wheels for Christmas, so we re-adjusted the dividers for organizing pencils, markers, erasers, etc.

I use these Plano boxes to store small paper crafting supplies. They function well, are tough, and stay securely closed. These boxes are much better than some of the cheap boxes found in the craft stores. They didn't get 5 stars because I really prefer the clear hard plastic boxes that Plano used to make.

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I ordered this with the Chessex pound of dice, holds the dice really well and is compartmentalized well for organization. Middle dividers feel a bit flimsy and may not stay in well but still a good container for $6.

I wanted a way to keep matching necklaces, bracelets, and earrings together so I could find them to wear to work without pawing through my several boxes, the hanging chain necklaces, etc. or another container I had tried. This worked perfectly. An easy solution.

This box (Plano 3600 Size Prolatch) has between 6 and 21 compartments (36 if you make your own dividers or take from another box). This is a flat bottomed box with six vertical compartments built in. It comes with 15 movable subdividers, so without ransacking another box you can have 21 compartments. (6+15=21). Each compartment can, in theory, be subdivided into 6 equal sections (with an exception for four at the front). Four of the compartments at the front are a little smaller as they are irregular to accommodate the latch. If you had enough dividers, say hijacked from other boxes, you could have 36 sections. Lid and base are molded separately with a snap together hinge. The catches snap crisply, closing the box easily and securely. (I have three Plano boxes that I have been using for a while now with these latches and I love the latches.) Dividers and sub-dividers meet the lid flush so the box can be turned upside down, sideways, shaken and still keep the compartments sorted. The 1-11/16" width of the 6 compartments holds floss cards fine but where the division supports are is not wide enough for them. Some other Plano boxes have curved bottoms in the compartments that make retrieving tiny things like beads (or Lego people's tools) easier. This box does not have that so tiny items like beads are hard to slide out. All that said... I might in a pinch use this for my floss box but I have two already that are better for that. I would not use it for my beads. It works very well at sorting the little people in my sons' Lego collection. I am not disappointed in this box but I will probably be picking up more of the Creative Options/Plano 2-3630-80 Deep Utility Box and Creative Options Utility Organizer 2-3650-80. If you need a box with a lot of subdivisions this may be the box for you.

This is the best product I have found to store the bobbins of cross stitch floss. They line up neatly, and the top keeps them in place. It can contain all the colors for an entire project and makes them viewable for for easy cataloging. The price is right and they are light, durable, and efficient. Forget the binder pages, they simply don't work.

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The separate "drawers" on the side is what sold me on this. I separate my art supplies (graphite, pastels, etc..) into separate drawers, and take with me or get out only what I need, and it's all right there. They are the perfect length for pencils, and come with two perfect compartments for erasers also (one pink, one kneaded). With dividers you can squeeze in two more at the ends of the two horizontal compartments, depending on the length of your pencils I guess. But with brand new graphite sticks I can easily get in another 2 comparments, which I have glued on and use for shavings. Which also acts as a shading-resivoir. The top compartment can fit a small sketch or note pad. There is enough space on the handles of the drawers to write the contents without taking them out. It was $15 at Walmart. I hate shopping at Walmart. Didn't find it here on Amazon until after.

Its a great tackle box for bass and trout fishing! It has room for all my jigs, lures, etc. I strongly recomend this for all fresh water fishermen. I do not recommend it for saltwater anglers because it does not have room for a lot of big lures.

Overall, this is a nice storage holder. I bought it so I could have a place to store my daughters costume jewelry as I wanted the clip-on earrings to remain in one set location. This little box works. It is smaller then it looks online, and the top compartment only holds two additional storage holders, but it does work for the price you pay. The plastic is a bit cheap too, but for my needs it will hold up until I find something better.

I bought 3 of these and not for tackle. I use them to organize my picture hanging hooks, furniture repair items and I just bought one for my mom to organize her beads and other jewlery making items. They are handy, light, and perfect for organizing any small items.

I thought I was getting a full size box. I really wish sellers would put measurements of their produscts.

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It's sad to see a great album like this and the previous "on" be totally ignored and worse, not even reviewed here by the people who were involved with this. I just pulled both CD's out of my collection and put them on. They are terrific albums. Great simple rock music. Interesting tunes, challenging and wry lyrics and a nice tight sound. This is simeply great rock and roll. Not too loud and angry not to soft and wimpy. The word "warm" comes to mind. I only came upon these by way of the "I wonder what ever happened to..." file. Take a chance. You won't be disappointed. Open the windows, put the top down and drive.