Tackle Trays

Plano trays are beloved by anglers for their practicality and aesthetic appeal. Available in various sizes and layouts, they offer customizable storage solutions for all types of fishing gear. Read More

Sizing

Plano tray sizes are usually specified by their series, i.e. 3400, 3500, 3600, and 3700 refer to the length and width of the boxes. The last two digits in the box size number, i.e. 30, 40, 50, and 60 refer to the depth of the box. For example, a 3730 Plano box will be longer, wider, and deeper than a 3650 box.

Tray Layouts

Plano has expanded its product list over the years, and you will find that there are several different Plano tackle box layouts. Like many of the ingenious Plano tackle boxes for sale, they can be customized.

With the included dividers to accommodate the dimensions and shapes of everything from the tiniest hooks to bait, and larger lures like crankbaits and spinnerbaits.

Durable

One thing that has always been important since the beginning was that Plano tack storage trays need to be strong and dependable. While they were more lightweight and easier to carry than the older traditional metal options, they did not lose their robustness or durability.

Aesthetically Pleasing

Although this is not the most important thing in the grand scheme of things, it’s nice having nice things. Plano tackle boxes and Plano tackle storage trays are very pleasing to the eye.

Since most of the options are clear plastic, it allows you to quickly find your lure or baits without opening the box.

From tackle trays to specialized lure boxes and bait containers, Plano offers a diverse range of solutions designed to keep fishing gear organized and easily accessible.  Read More

Plano Tackle Trays: The company was started by a fisherman looking to make things easier and eliminate the need for those old-fashioned, heavy, and very clunky boxes that were used in the past. Even now, though, Plano trays are being constantly evolved and tweaked to provide the best solution to storing tackle.

Plano Lure Boxes: Rather than just offering solutions for fishing tackle in general, Plano has made products that are made with specific tackle and fishing paraphernalia in mind. For instance, a Plano lure box is better suited to the larger and more awkward shapes and sizes of popular lures used these days.

Plano Bait Containers: Bait is often smaller than lures and when not properly secured, they can end up getting mixed up and all over a tackle bag, box, or another container. That is why the company came up with Plano tackle storage trays with Plano bait containers that would keep the small tackle separate and organized

While it’s likely you are here to buy Plano fishing boxes for fishing, it’s worth highlighting the many other great, non-marine uses these storage space solutions have. Read More

Craft & Tool Storage

Plano trays have enough individual compartments and trays that you will have more than enough places to neatly store away any small crafts equipment and tools like knitting needles, crochet hooks, sewing needles, buttons, beads, and other accessories.

Small Parts & Fixings Storage

Plano tackle storage boxes are also ideal for keeping all your screws, nails, marine hardware, pins, and other DIY fixings and small parts neatly tidied away.

Plano designed their tackle trays to offer an alternative to the more cumbersome options that were already available. They designed a fishing tackle box that used high-quality plastic. This meant that the Plano trays were incredibly lightweight but still versatile, robust, and durable.

It depends on the series of trays; all tackle trays are water-resistant however there is a line of specifically waterproof tackle trays. These waterproof tackle trays have latches on three sides and a rubber gasket to ensure a good seal.

A great way to store tackle trays in a boat is with a Boat Outfitters boat tackle box storage system. This keeps the trays organized and secure on the boat.