Sakura Waterproof Hook Box 2

Sakura Waterproof Hook Box 2

The Ultimate Pocket-Sized Fortress for Your Terminal Tackle

The Sakura Waterproof Hook Box 2 is the perfect solution for the organized angler who needs to keep essential terminal tackle dry, sorted, and ready for action. Saltwater is the enemy of sharp hooks; even a single drop of spray can ruin a whole pack of expensive trebles or jig heads. This compact, rugged box eliminates that risk with a precision-engineered waterproof seal, ensuring your gear stays in out-of-the-packet condition regardless of the weather.

Measuring just 11.5cm in length, it is designed to fit perfectly into a fly vest, a jacket pocket, or a small waist bag, making it a favorite for LRF (Light Rock Fishing), street fishing, and mobile shore anglers.

Key Specifications

Where & How to Use It

• Mobile Lure Angling: When youre walking miles of coastline or riverbanks, you dont want to carry a heavy tackle box. This box is the ideal size for a selection of Sakura WD Snaps, a few jig heads, and spare treble hooks for your plugs.

• LRF & Finesse Tactics: The 6 compartments are perfect for separating tiny #10 hooks, micro-jig heads, and split shots. The waterproof seal ensures that even if youre fishing in the splash zone on a pier or harbour wall, your micro-tackle remains rust-free.

• Fly Fishing & Specimen Hunting: Use it to store dry flies or nymphs where moisture is the enemy, or for freshwater specimen hunters to keep swivel sleeves, bait bands, and hair-rig components organized and dry.

• Saltwater Active Storage: If youve been using a lure, dont put it back in your main box with the dry ones. Use this box to house your active clips and hooks for the day, keeping the salt spray contained and away from your bulk storage.

Gerrys Pro Tip:

I always keep one of these in my wader pocket. Theres nothing worse than wading out to a sandbank only to realize your spare clips are back in the bag on the beach. This box is so slim you wont even notice its there, but the waterproof gasket means that even if you take a dunking, your gear stays bone-dry