Pete Maina Signature Series Lakewood Tackle Boxes
If you're in the market for a new muskie tackle box you need to check these out!
 Pete Maina Tackle Box- Green |
 Pete Maina Tackle Box- Stone |
Look for these after July 1st at Bass Pro Shops in
Gurnee, Illinois
Bolingbrook, Illinois
Toronto, Ohio
For other Lakewood Products boxes go to: www.lakewoodproducts.com
About the Pete Maina Signature Series Traveler:
Designed and endorsed by Pete Maina. Perfect companion for the traveling Musky fisherman. Same hanging type compartments and size of Lakewood's famous Medium Musky box with room inside for the 3730 large and 3700 plastic storage boxes. Now take everything you need in one box! Front pockets across the front hold tools, and side pockets provide added storage of accessories and plastic boxes. Generous-sized zippered pocket on back is large enough to hold a 3730 large plastic container. Heavy-duty webbing handles are sewn around the case for strength. Adjustable shoulder strap included.
Has 8 compartments 4.5"x2.25", 1 at 9"x5.5", and 2 at 8.75"x2.75".
Hey David,
Now that's cruel dude ... 
... you don't know tough it is to organize all my stuff. ANd after all, you gotta have a place to put them when you pick some up too. 
The great thing about Lakewoods is they all line up as part of the deck - to walk across on the way to the (other) lure pile.
Hey Pete
I just had to give you some crap dude. 
Those Lakewood boxes are like tanks and your right about that they will extend your deck albiet to the other bait pile
Deserved, certainly ... off to Operation Muskie!
Great weekend to all.
Awesome looking boxes.....The baits all over the deck is to keep everyone on their toes while fishing.....literally!!
Lakewoods are definitely the best out there.
Are the designs available in the boxes.....traveler, upright, etc? Just wondering..
Rob
man i already have 3 monsters nw i have to get another one.. man thanx pete..lol.. and i too usually end up with a huge pile of baits hanging on the front tubes and in piles also.. in front and back with me after a day of fishing.. and it takes forever to put it all back where it belongs....bill
They truly are tremendous boxes. RE lure piles: I get in a darn hurry and I don't like to put things away wet. That combo can get quite messy. Of course, if the darn fish would just cooperate better all the time, I wouldn't need to be pulling so many out, and I might take a little time out to put something away. Good idea to have those pedestal pals too ... helps to hang some of the loose ones, tee hee ... as if the "pile" gets too thick, it gets tough to sort one out w/o a serious wrestling match ... amazing how baits seem to wanna grab one another.
Hey Mark,
I didn't know Pete actually "used" tackle boxes. I usually see a pile of tangled baits all over his boat
David Kuhlmann If you think you can or if you think you cant, youre right! Email: david.kuhlmann@mchsi.com http://www.thenextbite.com/node/1983