Rapala Hydro Tackle Storage System

Every angler knows the frustration of opening a tackle bag and seeing a mess. Wet tackle, rusted hooks, or tangled lures slow down your fishing. Whether you’re casting from the rocks or spending a day on the boat, keeping your gear protected and organised means less time sorting equipment and more time with a line in the water.

The Rapala Hydro Tackle Box series has been designed as a complete tackle storage system, combining rugged waterproof protection with practical features that make life on the water easier. Available in two sizes and with a range of dedicated smaller accessory boxes and trays, the Hydro range allows anglers to build a storage setup that suits everything from a quick after-work session to a full weekend adventure. Each box features a durable waterproof construction, a reinforced base, and a rustproof zipper, keeping gear protected from the elements.

For anglers wanting even greater storage capacity, the Hydro Premium Tackle Bag brings the entire system together. Built with an extra-thick waterproof body and reinforced base, it securely carries up to five Hydro tackle trays while protecting valuable equipment from the elements. Inside, a removable organiser tray keeps frequently used tools close at hand, while the rigid lid doubles as a convenient work surface for changing lures or tying rigs on the go. A detachable shoulder strap and mesh side pocket complete a premium storage solution built for serious days on the water.

The real advantage of the Hydro system is its flexibility. Separate your soft plastics, hardbody lures, terminal tackle, and tools into dedicated boxes, then simply grab the combination you need for the day’s target species or fishing location. Instead of carrying unnecessary gear, you can customise your setup and stay organised wherever you fish.

From protecting expensive tackle to keeping every lure exactly where it belongs, the Rapala Hydro range helps recreational anglers spend less time searching through gear and more time doing what they enjoy most – catching fish.

- NZ Fishing News