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Old 01-16-2012, 11:11 PM
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Ive been out of saltwater fishing for a while and needed to update my arsenal. Back in the day I use to go to Lake Charles and buy my baits and what not. I checked out a tackle shop in Sulphur about a year ago and really liked it. Its not huge by far but it has something I havent seen at a tackle shop in a long time. That thing is SERVICE. Something you dont see much anymore.
I went in this shop with all 3 of my plano boxes. ha. One guy looked at what I had and brought me to the isle where they keep the items I needed. I told the guy load me up and to my surprise he grabbed about 8 packs of baits. Out of the vast amount of plastics he had in this store, this is all I needed? He assured me that was it to get me going. I walked out of the store for about $25.00 and kinda confused. If I would have went to the other side of the river it probaly would have been a lot more.
Do yourself a favor and go to The Tackle Box. Many Thanks
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Old 01-16-2012, 11:15 PM
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They are good people over there. And yes, the customer service is excellent. I always recommend them.

Glad to have them as a sponsor of the site.
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Old 01-16-2012, 11:16 PM
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Welcome to the SaltyCajun!

You are absolutely correct about the Tackle Box.

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Old 01-16-2012, 11:49 PM
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The tackle box is the tits yo. Go check them out this weekend at the lc boat show.
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Old 01-17-2012, 12:13 AM
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Chris and OB are great guys and will help you out anyway they can! Their service is top notch over there
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Old 01-17-2012, 12:14 AM
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Old 01-17-2012, 07:08 AM
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chris and ob are....tits like shaw would saygot lots of reactions and yeller mouth products in stock as well as a bunch of others...
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Ob will go out of his way to help ya or to find a bait that you are looking for. I love shopping there. My wife on the other hand wants me banned from it. :-)


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Old 01-17-2012, 08:14 AM
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Well its good to see its not just me. I really like this place and we need to keep shopping there.
You know its easy to stop at the big stores but thats what closed alot of the small ones. Ill be a returning customer and recommend them to everyone.

LONG LIVE THE TACKLE BOX
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I find them to be more knowledgeable and willing to point you in the right direction.
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My brother-in-law and I stopped by "the tackle box" yesterday just to check them out.We looked around and bought a few things,and was treated like we we spent hundreds! Met O'B.A real customer friendly guy.Ya'll go by.Their very helpful.
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Since we moved to Moss Bluff that is the only place I get anything I need when it comes to fishing...Also gonna go check the out at the boat show this weekend...
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I'm not much of a bass fisherman and I have all the saltwater tackle in the frikin world....so my buddies wanted to go after dem green trout. I know the TB has a great selection of freshwater tackle. I walked in and saw OB...straight up told'em hey I have an idea of what what i need and explained where i was fishing. Got me hooked up with the baits and everything without BS. Heck I'll just go there and BS with the folks and look around...okay well yes I end up buying something. Like a women in a shoe/purse store Its nice to have a place that stocks quality tackle and gear so close!
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I have been wanting to stop in as I have heard a lot about the Tackle Box on this forum. I usually go to the country station in Broussard but I will be going to Houston sometime this week for work and plan to stop at the Tackle Box on the way there or back. I am in the process of buying a new reel and am leaning towards a Lew's. Does the tackel box sell reels and more specifically Lew's?

Also, what are the hours of operation for the Tackle box? Thanks!
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They got them. I believe they have a few different models.


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Tackle Box ROX!!! That is all.................
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They close at 6 mon-fri. Not sure when they open. Ob can help you find anything you need for fishing. Ob is a stand up guy and one of my best friends. Geaux see him. It's worth your time.
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They have LEWs 2 or 3 models
Not my cup of tea but to each is their own I'm gonna stick to my Shimano Chronarchs
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They have LEWs 2 or 3 models
Not my cup of tea but to each is their own I'm gonna stick to my Shimano Chronarchs
Sounds like a topic for the tackle forum. Look forward to hearing your input on the pros and cons of your shimano Chronarch compared to lew's or other reels.
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They have LEWs 2 or 3 models
Not my cup of tea but to each is their own I'm gonna stick to my Shimano Chronarchs
Im gonna stick with my zebco 33 and my ugly stick. Love the flex and to hear that drag buzz when I reel.
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