Ghosthorn Waterproof Fishing Tackle Box 3600 & 3700 Trays - Durable

In this review of the Ghosthorn Fishing Tackle Box the verdict is straightforward: this is a practical, heavy-duty storage option for anglers who want modular organization and visible, secure compartments. The box is offered in two tray sizes (3600 and 3700) and its strongest selling point is the combination of removable dividers and a transparent, labeled lid that makes selecting lures and terminal tackle faster. Customers looking for a rugged, twice-thick plastic organizer that stacks and protects small gear will find a lot to like here.

Key Features

• Two sizes available: Choose between 3600 trays and 3700 trays so you can match capacity to the length and quantity of lures you carry.
• Removable splitters: Adjustable dividers let anglers create custom compartments to fit hooks, sinkers, and larger lures without wasted space.
• Waterproof construction: The HyperSeal design and thicker plastic help keep hooks and bait dry and protect gear from splashes and light exposure.
• Fast identification: The clear cover and printed scale on the lid let you locate the right bait quickly without opening multiple boxes.
• Durable build: Hard plastic and resin construction is twice as thick as many competitors, resisting cracks when loaded with heavy lures.
• Stacking and texture: Bottom texture aids secure stacking and reduces the chance of accidental slips on a boat or in a tackle bag.

Who It's For

The Ghosthorn waterproof tackle box suits freshwater and light saltwater anglers who need a modular system for terminal tackle, sinks, floats, hooks, and medium-sized lures. It is especially useful for those who value visible organization and a robust outer shell that tolerates rough handling.

It is less ideal for anglers who require very large lure storage as the main right-hand compartment is limited to about 7.5 by 3.3 in on the 3700 or 5.9 by 3.3 in on the 3600, or for those who need guaranteed submersion-proof cases; some customers report mixed experiences with waterproofing under heavy exposure.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Solid, twice-thick plastic construction offers real resistance to cracking when packed with heavy lures.
• Flexible internal layout with multiple small and large dividers for tailored organization.
• Transparent, labeled lid speeds identification and reduces time spent swapping tackle.
• Stackable design and textured bottom make handling and storage neater on a boat or shelf.

Cons

• Waterproof claim is generally good for splashes and rain but customer reports vary on full submersion performance.
• The larger right-side compartment is useful but still limited in size for very large baits.

Specifications

Brand	Ghosthorn
Available tray sizes	3600 trays and 3700 trays
Height	2 in
Large compartment size (3700)	7.5 by 3.3 in
Large compartment size (3600)	5.9 by 3.3 in
Dividers included	3700: 26 small-size and 3 large-size splitters
Construction	Hard plastic and resin, twice as thick as many boxes

Our Verdict

The Ghosthorn tackle box is a strong-choice organizer for anglers who want customizable compartments, visible lids, and a tougher-than-average case for everyday fishing use. It delivers solid value for those who need modular storage and quick identification of lures and terminal tackle, though users expecting absolute submersion-proof performance should consider a dedicated dry-case alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are both sizes compatible with the same dividers?
The dividers are designed for the 3600 and 3700 tray layouts; the 3700 includes the stated 26 small and 3 large splitters that fit that tray.

Is the box fully waterproof for submersion?
The box is built with a HyperSeal and tested for water resistance to protect gear from splashes and rain, but customer reports vary on full submersion results.

Can large lures fit inside?
Yes, the 3700 offers a large 7.5 by 3.3 in compartment suitable for many larger lures, while the 3600 provides a 5.9 by 3.3 in space for medium baits.