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Bass Pro Shops®' Tackle Binders are the intelligent way to store your spinnerbaits, spoons, and soft plastics! Constructed from heavy-duty water resistant material, this high-quality tackle system comes with 10 worm-proof, PVC-reinforced resealable binder bags. The Hook 'n' loop strap closure system allows you to overstuff for maximum storage. Imported.
Heavy-duty waterproof material
Comes with 10 worm-proof, PVC-reinforced, resealable bags
Hook 'n' loop strap closure system allows you to overstuff for maximum storage
Web ID: 37107
Rated 2 out of
5 by
MtnMan 3006 from
great idea, poorly made.I've had several of these. The ones I bought 10+ yrs ago held up pretty good. Had to finally get replacement bags, also bought another one. The bags are cheap junk anymore,so is the new binder, and the ring binders that hold the bags rust way to easily. Why the hard ware in a tackle bag wouldn't be made of stainless steel is beyond me.
Date published: 2018-07-27
Rated 1 out of
5 by
paulz from
Horrible purchaseLove most BPS products, however this one one my worst purchases. Bags super cheap, most broke open first week. Not even close to overfilling them, four inch or less dropshot worms. Cant afford to replace bags weekly. Wish they actually offered heavy duty bags. Very disappointing watching your gear fall through the holes into the lake.
Date published: 2018-06-05
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Lazyfisherman from
Rings unlockBought this along with the replacement bags. Overloaded pretty quickly. The rings unlock quickly if dropped. There is no zipper to provide structural integrity, the flap is pretty much all that holds it together. If you use the carry handle it fails more often than not. I pretty much took everything I really needed and moved it to an open tackle system. If doing it over, I'd spend more and get BPS Extreme or Browning.
Date published: 2017-05-31
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JakeTheCake from
Great ProductThis tackle binder is a great product! It keeps all my soft baits (non-scented) in one easy to store place! The material is a typical ziplock sandwich bag material which is why i don't store my scented baits in there and prefer to keep them in their original packaging, but for all my worms, craws, grubs, minnows, lizards, brush hogs, etc it does just fine!!!
Date published: 2017-02-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
1jamesw from
To replace 12 year old bags.Bags are mounted on the underside of a compartment lid with binder rings. Makes finding and re-rigging spft baits quick and efficient.
Date published: 2017-02-14
Rated 2 out of
5 by
194rut from
BPS TAckle BinderThe binder itself is satisfactory but, the pages are CHEAP, THIN and FLIMSY. I wouldn't purchase it again.
Date published: 2016-06-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
KennyVroman from
Great qualityThe item was of high quality and my order processing and shipping was very prompt
Date published: 2016-05-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
RILHANNAN from
Nice BagBag is fully functional and a great bargain for the price. Can accommodate several bags and easily stores in boat compartments.
How many pages does it take to fill a binder
Asked by: Jwest86
what are dimensions
Asked by: timmy1
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. The sizes are listed next to each model.
SKU 895075 is 7” x 6”
SKU 895077 is 7” x 9”
SKU 1027614 is 8” x 10”
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-01-29
Distance between holes?
What is the distance between the holes for the replacement pages? Specifically the 8"x7" page.
Asked by: Ablewis
3 and 3/4 inch on center
Answered by: ruuster911
Date published: 2017-06-01
will spinnerbaits fit in the 7 x 9 bag
Asked by: shmity
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, your spinner baits will fit in this just fine.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-06-01
Which binder has sturdier plastic bags--the "Tackle Binder" or the "Extreme Single Worm Binder?"
I am concerned about the bags holding up to frequent opening and closing.
Thanks!
Asked by: Bluewolfwalking
The top of the bags (the part with the zip), seems sturdy. However the bottom part of the bags (the side with the binder holes) tore on many of my bags. Now granted, I put some plastuic in there with the jig heads on so maybe that's why, but it still seems unreasonable that they would tear because of that.
Answered by: DarthWader
Date published: 2017-06-01
19packs (18x in each pck 4" worms) too much for 7x9 or go 8x10?
I am wanting to buy something to hold all 19 colors of the 4" squirmin worms by BPS. Each pack contains 18 worms. Should I buy the 7x9 size or the 8x10? I know the 7x9 would fit alright for the worm sizes but im thinking of the quantity as well. Would 18 of each worm be too much to fit the 7x9 or what?
Asked by: FishinChad
I would get the bigger one. Always get the bigger one because you can always downsize. Incase you ever want to hold anything more. Plus it won't be so cramped
Answered by: jm526
Date published: 2017-06-01
Are the different size pages interchangeable with the binders?
In the reviews I think someone said they use bigger bags\pages in a smaller binder. Wonder if the holes in all the different size pages line up with the rings in the binders.
Asked by: jcrows
I have put smaller bags in the 8x10 binder. They fist so do not see why the bigger ones wouldn't fit in the smaller binder. The metal rings are not set in one place, I think that if you had to you could adjust the rings to fit by do not think you should have a problem.
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