I have a smaller version of that B&H box Locally the big seller was this version: Alpha Marine were a local GRP boat manufacturer who happened to have a couple of anglers amongst their board of directors and diversified into fishing boxes (probably after seeing the Brennan & Hickman product) before the Shakespeare / Galaxy / Daiwa boxes cornered the market
The simple reason for this is if youre after numbers if they wont hit a well-prepared concoction youre in the wrong area
The specs say it can hold 150 yards of 14-pound test, but Ive been loving it with 12-pound fluorocarbon and 68-pound braided line (pictured)
Big fish can bend them up, but I guess it is worth it, isnt it? schnib Spoon Jig, troll, or twitch it, a spoon is an all-around winner in the tackle box
Our range covers 14-inch, 15.6-inch, and 17.3-inch options, so whatever machine you're carrying, there's a padded compartment sized to fit it securely