Comments: Good day all. I am hard to impress, especially when it comes to tackle organization. I used to carry two large "heavy" tackle boxes around, until their handles finally failed. Then I purchased the Plano Weekend Guide XL2700 bag, wow, I can carry everything. I challenge anyone out there to haul that beast around along distances fully loaded. Love the bag though. So I bought two 3600 and two 3700 Edge Master terminal boxes. WOW WOW WOW the organization of small terminal tackle, my assortment of fresh and salt water hooks, from split shots to 1 ounce sinkers, snaps, swivels, jigs, and on and on, everything fits great into these little containers, helps prevent rust, just WOW. So I decided to order two more 3600 and two more 3700 master terminal boxes, and over 90 of the different hook and sinker boxes, two 3600 std boxes and two 3700 std boxes. I have my fishing Lego set all setup now! I keep the 3700's in my XLBag and have two small tackle bags that hold 4 3600 boxes, I carry three with my other gear in there too. I just change out my Lego boxes with the right gear for the day, and leave the giant heavy bag in the truck in case I need spares or something. This is a kick butt setup that helps to organize and protect all that expensive gear.

From: Matt: St Augustine, Fl 3/21/23

Comments: Been using this for a couple of years for 95% of my daily use terminal tackle and really like it. It's not perfect but it's the best solution I've found for how I fish. I bought extra insert bins to switch out depending on the fish I'm chasing and the conditions. I wish they made it in the standard depth 3700.

From: TriStar: Chattanooga 7/25/22

Comments: I like the box but I too wish is was double sided or larger..in today's world of so many options.techniques ..need to consolidate terminal boxes..one stop shopping.

From: Gary: Daphne, AL 6/25/21

Comments: These are well built boxes and a great way to keep terminal tackle organized if you have a small to moderate amount of it. But like Dean said below, this box will not be big enough if you have a lot of terminal tackle, however, I don't think there is a box out there that can store a large amount of terminal tackle AND keep it organized. I was able to get all of my terminal tackle into two of these boxes, but I also had to buy additional small and medium containers to get the proper combination of sizes (Making already expensive boxes even more expensive). I split my terminal tackle into regular terminal (worm hooks, larger weights, Carolina weights, etc.) and finesse terminal (drop shot, neko, wacky, etc.) so that I didn't always have to go into one box for weights and another for hooks. I think these could be made much more versatile with a relatively small change. Plano should add the removable small divider used in the medium container to all of the internal container sizes. I think 2 dividers in the large container and 1 in the small container would provide a significant amount of additional flexibility and better space for small items like snaps, swivels and split shot. Hopefully that can make it into version 2.0.

From: J: WI 2/19/21

Comments: I have tried so many different ways of storing terminal tackle, I have lost my mind. So this year I'm trying out this box. For reference I'm coming from having a sterilite box with a bunch of small 3400 boxes for each type of hook. Before that was a Bass Mafia box. I liked how the BM box held everything (hooks, weights, beads, bands, rattles, bobber stops, etc.) but hated that it was black and you could barely see into it. I thought with the clear lid, this would be better. I tried with the regular Edge 3700 thin box, but the lid doesn't seal tight to the dividers, so hooks could slide around. And the openings in the dividers catch hook points easily, so terminal box it was. This box with inserts is lighter than the Bass Mafia box, so that is a plus. I thought the weight boxes would be too small, but then I realized, they aren't too small, I just carry too many of the same size weights for a day!  It has forced me to take some of my weights and hooks out, and it has saved me a lot of weight! Plus, the individual trays make it easy.  If I find a setup that's working, I can just take out the boxes with the size of weight and hooks I'm using, I don't have to take the whole box out every time.  Brilliant!  I'm ordering more of the hook boxes to organize swimbait jigs in another box.

From: Sean: Aurora, CO 1/15/21

Comments: Was hoping this box would be for me - I've all their other boxes some x 8 .. but their terminal box is not for me.. I've way to much terminal tackle that goes with out on the boat .. would have been great if this were double sided as well as more individual storage area spaces.. box is a great idea but made more for the weekend angler.

From: Dean: Lake Mead, NV 1/1/21

Comments: At first glance it's thin, REALLY thin. I was a bit disappointed by that but I've grown to absolutely love it. Great components and features; top of the line tackle boxes. They have the exact same box on Amazon for a lower price tho, but a really great all around box that stores all of your hooks and weights securely. I would recommend to anyone!

From: Lucas: Madison, WISCONSIN 12/12/20

Comments: Great box and keeps everything organized.  Very durable and sturdy; these Edge boxes are worth every penny.

From: Scott: Lacon, IL 9/26/2

Comments: Bought several different styles of these. The terminal box is cool. Like the small internal boxes. But the big problem I have with these is for some reason Plano put little legs on the bottom side. Can't figure out why. Makes it difficult to remove boxes from my bag. Very annoying. I'm probably gonna grind them down.

From: Tom: Marysville 1/26/20

Comments: Picked up a few of these and really like the box in a box idea, especially when I'm on foot. Some boxes get jammed in which can be annoying but overall a nice piece. Doesn't comfortably fit taller items like 1/0 trebles but would definately recommend. Not a fan of the labeling system as I often switch stuff around, so EZ labels for me it is.

From: Josh: Michigan 12/29/19

Comments: Got the Terminal Tackle box because my old one was getting out of hand. Really like the box and the way it allows me to organize hooks, bullet weights, etc. I do find the latch takes some getting used to. I have to double check it to make sure it is locked and closed. Nothing worse than dumping the terminal tackle box. When I get completely accustomed to it, this will be a great purchase. I plan to buy more of the EDGE series.

From: Coach: Shell Knob 12/12/19