Flambeau Outdoors 4007 Tuff Tainer, 24 Compartments, 12 Zerust Dividers
Product Information, Not A Review
Quick Specs
What Stands Out
What To Check
The Flambeau Outdoors 4007 Tuff Tainer is the clear plastic tackle tray that ends up in stacks in every fishing garage. It is one of Amazon's top sellers in Fishing Tackle Boxes, and it earns that spot by doing a small job well: holding hooks, weights, soft plastics and small lures in a layout you set yourself.
The detail that separates it from a generic tray is in the dividers. Flambeau infuses them with Zerust, a vapor corrosion inhibitor meant to slow rust on hooks that come home damp and sit in the garage until next weekend.
The Numbers That Matter
12 dividers, up to 24 compartments. Pull dividers for longer baits or leave them all in for jig heads and split shot. One tray can go from a kid's bobber box to a bass tray without buying anything new.
11 x 7.25 x 1.75 inches. A common tray footprint that slides into most soft tackle bags and slings, including the KastKing Blowbak sling bag. The 1.75 inch depth is the limit to watch: small and mid-size lures fit, bulky topwater plugs do not.
Moistureproof, not waterproof. The latch keeps out splashes. For phones, keys and a fishing license, a sealed box like the Plano 3440 Waterproof Stowaway is the better tool.
| Spec | What it decides |
|---|---|
| Up to 24 compartments | How finely you can sort small tackle |
| 1.75 in deep | Which lures fit: small and mid-size, not big topwater |
| Zerust dividers | How well hooks hold up between trips |
Who It Is For
The dad who fishes with his kids and wants each person's tackle in its own clear tray: his lures in one, the boys' hooks and bobbers in another. Light and simple enough to buy a few at once. If you want one box that holds tools and line as well as tackle, the Plano two-tray tackle box is built for that.
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The Short Version
A clear, shallow tackle tray with rust-inhibiting dividers and a size that fits most tackle bags. I would point a fishing dad here when he needs one tray for his own lures and one for each kid's hooks and bobbers. If you throw big topwater baits, look for a deeper tray.
MIKE MANNING
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