Hard or Soft

[BPTactical]

Buncha Pervs, get yo minds outta da gutter!

Now, for the Anglers here, I have looked at some of the "soft" tackle bags and I am curious how many here have the soft bags and how you like them.
Advantages/disadvantages etc.

I am using a Plano hip roof style and after humping it up a hill at Gross reservoir something a little more suitable if I have to hike is being considered.

Your thoughts please.........

[Rooskibar03]

Damn. I was hoping for a thread about tacos.

[Great-Kazoo]

Damn. I was hoping for a thread about tacos.

Or rolls and bagels.

[buffalobo]

Cool, another of those firm threads, last one was funny.

I have both and prefer the softside if have to hike. Downside is if you get wet/water logged ya gotta wring it out and still heavy to pack out.

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[ferrum]

I use a soft with shoulder strap and expandable zipper, allowing it to hold more (or less) trays depending on my goals for the day.

I dislike the hard tackle boxes -- takes to long to swap out tackle specific to the species that I am targeting. 1 tray for plastics, 1 for jerk baits, 1 for cranks, 1 for jigs, lindy, etc....

Downside: soft sides eventually wear out after a few years.

[TheGrey]

Shoot. I thought we were going to talk about mattresses.

[sabot_round]

I prefer it soft...

...as I hike up the mountains/rivers for trout fishing. As mentioned before, do not get the rig wet.

[TFOGGER]

I find it easier to fit the d*namite in a soft sided bag...

Did I mention I'm not really "into" fishing?

[SideShow Bob]

I use a soft with shoulder strap and expandable zipper, allowing it to hold more (or less) trays depending on my goals for the day.

I dislike the hard tackle boxes -- takes to long to swap out tackle specific to the species that I am targeting. 1 tray for plastics, 1 for jerk baits, 1 for cranks, 1 for jigs, lindy, etc....

Downside: soft sides eventually wear out after a few years.

He said jerk and crank.........

[ray1970]

If ya gotta walk far, they make backpack style ones that are pretty handy.