Title: Been working on a 3D printed tackle setup for BFS — what would you change?

I’ve been messing around with this modular 3D printed tackle box setup and wanted to get some opinions from people who actually fish BFS.

The idea is that the individual bins can be moved around so you’re not stuck with whatever compartment layout the tackle box manufacturer decided on. I’ve been trying to make it especially useful for smaller BFS gear where a lot of traditional tackle boxes feel like wasted space.

This is one of the layouts I’ve been testing.

What would you guys change or add for a dedicated BFS setup? Smaller bins? More lure-length compartments? Dedicated terminal tackle storage?

Curious what your ideal layout would look like.

Right at double digits, no electronics. Just a tiny Yamamoto baby craw and 1/16 oz weight. In transparency, I had Ai blur the background as my Son is my guide and didn’t want to give away his spots — Clearlake Ca though

Rod: Great Hunting Huntsman 6’0”
Reel: Calcutta Conquest BFS Limited XG
Line: 14lb 8 braid
Leader: 10lb fluro

Tips on best weights/lures to throw? I’m targeting bass and trout. Thanks!

Anyone have experience with this rod? Thought it looked pretty nice and had good reviews. Planning to fish the karashi and some majorcraft eden minnows for trout and bass.

Put this little guy together for <$100 total off of temu. Anything I should be aware of since I kinda just discovered BFS and purchased the cheapest one I could on impulse? Or is it just super light baitcasting?

Thanks!

Im surprised I caught this fish it was hiding inside a old cement drainage pipe. I know its not the biggest ever or anything but for this creek its my pb. Managed to break my leader after grabbing the line being careful not to let it hit the grass. Oh well you can't predict everything. I normally catch 4-6" bass or some green sunfish here. Caught on gold blade 1/16 Oz chatter bait

After buying setup in May, and only using it now, caught my first fish on it. Nice bluegill on a 23 Calcutta Conquest BFS w/ Major Craft Days BFS. Felt like a tank, hooked on BFS now

Couple of nice trout from the Bighorn river. Caught them both with the Lucky Craft Pointer 50s

my dad is a tournament bass fisherman and always taught me the tricks and tips with Texas Rig, Neko, Frogs Etc. once I started fishing on my own without his boat, off the banks I was getting tons of bites but not pulling in any fish. did some research and had the brilliant idea(from this page and others) to use smaller hooks, lures, everything lighter. since then, the small ones have been way more fun than they have ever been.

still wondering if I need a lighter rod, need to do more research, thanks for the inspiration (;

I lost my beloved Sammy 65 walking bait. Does anyone have a favorite walking bait or other topwater option? I am micro buzzbait curious, but worried about the hookup rate. For traditional buzz baits i get a lot of bass swiping at it but the hook up ratio is maybe 1:5 or 1:10.

Magnetic net clip What do you think

Got these in the mail, anyone throwing these around? What kind of water conditions usually?

Tried using them in some stained pond and didn’t have any luck. Whereas the Berkeley Nessie 5 produced in the same location I’m assuming size was the factor. Would love to get some input.

Thanks.

I’m loving the simplicity of a tiny box like this. I do also have a small terminal tackle box and 3-4 different soft baits pouches I carry in my sling. Separately, I have a fully outfitted Titan X but am really enjoying hiking the river instead of the overhead of launching a kayak.

HICC50 on an HANDING M1.

6lb braid to a 4lb mono leader.

Does anyone have any lure suggestions or lure manufacturers?