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The carp and bottom fishing boxes should divide three different groups: ready-made rigs, small components and tools for on-site operation. When everything is in a common compartment, the hooks are hung, the dimensions are mixed and the preparation is delayed. The arrangement is more useful if each thing has a constant position visible as soon as it is opened. This also facilitates the quick recovery of the rig after a break or replacement.

Accessories box PRESTON HARDCASE ACCESSORY BOX is an option for a variety of content, including floats and feeder feeders. The two clasps and TPE seal help keep the interior dry. Inside, various form accessories can be grouped, but the allocation remains important: heavy feeders should not press the more delicate elements in transport.

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For mountings and small tools FILSTAR FCB-M01 Box offers a medium format with a built-in hood clasper. The finished mounts are fixed on a solid EVA insert, and the remaining space accepts the tying materials and necessary trifles. So the pre-made leaders are not mixed with free swivels, hooks or cutting accessories.

When the main priority is many individual positions, CORMORAN TACKLE BOX - Model has 20 compartments and 14 removable divider. The double-sided construction has a handle and the size is 30x21x7 cm. The adjustable interior allows wider space for larger accessories and narrow cells for small components, as long as the dividers are set stably.

Choose the volume according to the number of ready-made rigs and the duration of the session, not according to the desire to wear the entire cabinet. A bow box should keep the lengths distinguished and the hooks fixed; the common box takes over the spare materials, feeders and tools. Before purchase, compare the external dimensions with the bag or compartment in which it will be carried.

After fishing, return each component to its designated cage and remove the wet or contaminated accessories before closing the lid. Check the fastenings, seal and removable sanding barriers, because they prevent proper adherence. Do not leave any hooks between compartments; fixing them protects the leaders from tangles and the hands at the next opening.

For a more orderly carp tackle first allocate the small items according to their role, and for the rest of the equipment a guide can be Accessories for carp and bottom fishing. If you wear lures and for active fishing, compare the distribution with Spinning boxes. The leads and other flat accessories can be separated by Boxes, bindersto find them without unnecessary rumination.