Carp Tackle Boxes and Rig Boxes
A tidy tackle box means every lead, hook and rig is where you left it, even in the dark. Carp tackle boxes, rig boxes and storage boxes are listed here with the lowest in-stock price from reputable online tackle shops, so the best deal is easy to spot.
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Each listing shows how many reputable online tackle shops stock the box, and the price shown is the cheapest of those in-stock offers. Reviewed products also carry an eTackle score.
You will find full tackle box systems, loaded boxes with end tackle included, rig safes, accessory boxes and large stackable storage boxes for the van or the bivvy.
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Tackle Box Systems
A tackle box system holds several small lidded boxes inside one case, so you can lift out just what you need. Loaded versions come with end tackle already in them.
Most brands sell spare inner boxes, so the system grows with your kit.
Rig Boxes and Rig Safes
Rig boxes hold tied rigs straight on pins or on a magnetic board, so hooklinks stay kink free. Choose a long box for zigs and longer rigs.
A small rig safe in the jacket pocket keeps a few spare rigs ready.
Storage Boxes
Big stackable storage boxes keep bait, cooking kit and spares dry and tidy in the car or the bivvy. Check the size in litres before you buy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should go in a carp tackle box?
Most anglers keep leads, hooks, swivels, beads, tubing and rig bits in a tackle box. Tied rigs live in a separate rig box.
What is a loaded tackle box?
It is a tackle box sold with end tackle already inside. It is a good way to start a set-up, but check the contents suit your fishing.
Are magnetic rig boxes better than pin boxes?
Both keep rigs straight. Magnetic boxes are quick to load, while pin boxes hold rigs firmly and suit longer hooklinks.
Will the inner boxes fit other brands?
Usually not, as each system is sized for its own boxes. Buy spares from the same range to be sure they fit.
Do tackle boxes keep water out?
Many have seals or tight lids that keep out rain and splashes, but few are fully waterproof. Each listing gives the details.