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Going back to hip roof Plano's. Always thought stowaways were so cool growing up. Then I realize having 10 3600 stowaways full of gear, and having to sort through boxes to find what I want... I'm done with it. I had a Flambeau that would hold 8 3700's, and they'd all be scattered on the bottom of the boat within the first hour.
This is just too sweet.
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My Grandpa has one like that!
smart man :)
I've stumbled upon this youtube channel of an old grandpa fishing creeks and small ponds. It's so entertaining to see someone get excited over a 4 inch bluegill. Look up Uncle Steve, he's a hoot.
[QUOTE=restornator;545612]Going back to hip roof Plano's. Always thought stowaways were so cool growing up. Then I realize having 10 3600 stowaways full of gear, and having to sort through boxes to find what I want... I'm done with it. I had a Flambeau that would hold 8 3700's, and they'd all be scattered on the bottom of the boat within the first hour.
This is just too sweet.
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If you are fishing in the typical bassboat the hip roof boxes are very difficult to deal with. You can't open them if they are in a compartment, therefore you must take out the whole box, open it, get your lure out and then put it back. Might not sound like much but it is a pain. The only true advantage to a hip roof is it won't leak. I suggest you simply organize and label your 3700's
I fish out of a jon boat, and mainly want to catch walleye and catfish now.