Best-of guide

Best tackle storage: our top-scored picks

Right, here's the lot. Every bit of tackle storage we've dug into, ranked by our on-paper score — that's our own desk research on specs, build and price across five things: product quality, performance, how much it helps you catch, ease of use and value for money. We haven't bank-tested these, so treat it as a smart shortlist, not gospel.

Top of the pile right now: Fox Rage Compact Rig Storage Box (8.3/10) and Fox Rage Stack and Store Box Shield Storage Box (8.3/10). Tap into any review for the full lowdown, the comparison and a buying checklist.

Top tip: match the kit to how and where you actually fish before chasing the highest number. A cracking bit of gear for big open waters can be overkill on a snug club pond. How we score.

Fishing style
  1. Tackle storage
    Fox Rage Compact Rig Storage Box83%

    Fox Rage

    Fox Rage Compact Rig Storage Box

    Small NBX016 / Medium NBX017 / Large NBX018

    Slotted foam, adjustable compartments and a properly slim shape make this a handy home for jigheads, hooks and small tackle. Just don’t mistake it for a deep lure box.

    • Three sizes: Small NBX016, Medium NBX017 and Large NBX018.
    • Removable, slotted foam panels for jighead and hook storage.
    • Removable internal dividers and shallow trays for other small tackle.
  2. Tackle storage
    Fox Rage Stack and Store Box Shield Storage Box83%

    Fox Rage

    Fox Rage Stack and Store Box Shield Storage Box

    Large Deep, 16-compartment model — NBX026

    Adjustable compartments, useful protective features and compatibility with older Stack ’n’ Store boxes make this a sensible home for your lure collection. Just pick the layout that suits what you actually carry.

    • Large Deep 16-compartment version carries model code NBX026.
    • Adjustable internal compartments let you organise the space around your tackle.
    • An anti-rust additive in the base slows corrosion; a UV filter helps reduce bait-colour bleaching.
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