The 3600 tackle boxes I store my baits in get quite moist from the water on the baits from fishing. I've gotten rust on the hardware of a couple of them.
I've started setting them flat in the back of the car open so they can dry out after I fish.
I was thinking about putting some Flambeau Tackle Zerust Plastabs in them, or drilling some ventilation holes.
Has anyone else used these solutions? What are some other ways to prevent condensation in my boxes, and prevent rust?
I've started setting them flat in the back of the car open so they can dry out after I fish.
I was thinking about putting some Flambeau Tackle Zerust Plastabs in them, or drilling some ventilation holes.
Has anyone else used these solutions? What are some other ways to prevent condensation in my boxes, and prevent rust?
The 3600 tackle boxes I store my baits in get quite moist from the water on the baits from fishing. I've gotten rust on the hardware of a couple of them.
I've started setting them flat in the back of the car open so they can dry out after I fish.
I was thinking about putting some Flambeau Tackle Zerust Plastabs in them, or drilling some ventilation holes.
Has anyone else used these solutions? What are some other ways to prevent condensation in my boxes, and prevent rust?
I have those and they work well but you can't leave a ton of water in there. Just open it and let it dry after every trip and wipe down your lures.
+1 for Silica Gel packets. I get them from the gloves we order for work small ones 2-3 in each box and have huge one in the compartment from a mattress. I use the Plano sealed boxes and don't put away wet lures I have small basket in one my compartments that I toss used stuff in then pick through when I clean the boat up and put them away where they belong.