Plano Worm Stowaway 3700 Dual-Sided Worm and Soft Plastics Stowaway

In this review the Plano Worm Stowaway 3700 is evaluated as a practical organizer for anglers who prefer soft plastics. The bottom line: it is for fishermen seeking a compact, transparent storage solution that keeps multiple bags of worms tidy and visible; its single biggest reason to buy is the dual-sided rolodex-style design which comfortably stores up to eight bags of soft baits and makes selection fast without digging. The review looks at capacity, portability, build and the one common durability concern reported by users.

Key Features

• Dual-Sided Stowaway Design: Two angled compartments make it simple to separate bait types and flip between sides for quick access on the water.
• Transparent Lids: Clear lids let you identify contents at a glance so you spend less time opening compartments and more time fishing.
• High Capacity: The box comfortably holds a total of eight bags of soft plastic baits, with each side holding four bags.
• Deep, Angled Compartments: Each angled compartment is as deep as one and a half standard 3700 stowaways, which helps protect and keep soft plastics stacked neatly.
• Compact Footprint: With dimensions of 14 x 9 x 2.83 in, it fits neatly in most 3700-size bags, backpacks and boat storage compartments for easy transport.

Who It's For

The Plano Worm Stowaway 3700 is best for bass anglers and other anglers who carry multiple soft-plastic bags and want to keep them organized without bulky totes. It suits anyone who values quick visual identification of lures and needs a compact box that fits inside a larger tackle bag or a boat compartment.

This is not aimed at anglers who need rugged, heavy-duty tackle boxes for hard lures or terminal tackle with rigid dividers; if you need a maintenance-free clip or expect extreme rough handling, consider a more heavy-duty molded case since some users have reported the clip can break with rough use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Excellent organization with a dual-sided rolodex layout that stores eight bags of soft plastics.
• Transparent lids speed up bait selection and reduce time spent searching while fishing.
• Compact dimensions make it easy to tuck into a backpack or boat storage area without taking much space.

Cons

• Some customers noted the exterior clip can be fragile and may break under heavy abuse.
• Build quality opinions are mixed, so it may not satisfy anglers seeking a rugged, long-life hard case.

Specifications

Brand	Plano
Model	Worm Stowaway 3700
Capacity	Comfortably holds eight bags of soft plastic baits (four per side)
Dimensions	14 x 9 x 2.83 in
Construction	Dual-sided plastic with transparent lids
Compartment Style	One angled compartment per side

Our Verdict

The Plano Worm Stowaway 3700 is a smart, space-efficient organizer for anglers who carry multiple bags of soft plastics and want quick visual access. It offers clear benefits in capacity and portability for its size, and represents good value for those who store and rotate soft baits regularly, but buyers who need a heavy-duty clip or extra-robust shell should consider a more rugged alternative.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many soft plastic bags will it hold?
The box comfortably holds eight bags, with four bags per angled compartment side.

Will it fit in a standard tackle bag?
Yes, its 14 x 9 x 2.83 in size fits neatly in most 3700-size bags, backpacks and boat storage compartments.

Are the lids clear?
Yes, both sides have transparent lids to make contents easy to identify without opening the box.