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NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935
NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935
A compact tackle box with a built-in rig wallet, handy compartments and enough room to stop your terminal bits becoming one massive bank-side jumble.
- Compact 235 × 120 × 50 mm plastic tackle box.
- Integrated rig area with pins to keep rigs straight and tangle-free.
- Multiple compartments for hooks, swivels, clips, beads and other terminal bits.
- Transparent lid compartments make small items easier to spot at a glance.
Make sure it’s the right one. The NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935 is a compact terminal-tackle box with an integrated rig-storage area, rather than a general-purpose luggage box or large modular organiser.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A tidy, practical terminal-tackle box that earns its keep through the integrated rig wallet and compact layout.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.6/10
- Performance8.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.1/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers who prepare rigs before a session. The integrated rig area and securing pins help keep rigs straight, separated and ready to grab when you need a change.
- Coarse anglers who want small terminal bits organised. The compartments are well suited to hooks, swivels, clips and beads, with clear sections helping you find the right bit quickly.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers carrying a full terminal-tackle workshop. This is a compact box, so a bigger modular storage system will be better if you take loads of leads, feeders, tools and rig components.
- Fishermen who tie every rig fresh on the bank. You’ll still get useful small-part storage, but the built-in rig wallet won’t earn its keep as much.
The lowdown
Introducing the NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935
A compact tackle box with a built-in rig wallet, handy compartments and enough room to stop your terminal bits becoming one massive bank-side jumble.
- Compact 235 × 120 × 50 mm plastic tackle box.
- Integrated rig area with pins to keep rigs straight and tangle-free.
- Multiple compartments for hooks, swivels, clips, beads and other terminal bits.
- Transparent lid compartments make small items easier to spot at a glance.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The NGT 935 is a proper handy bit of kit for keeping rigs and small terminal tackle under control. Its integrated rig area, securing pins and transparent compartments make the bits you reach for most much easier to find.
It won’t replace a big carryall full of boxes, but for a clipped-up carp angler or coarse fisherman who wants a neat little rig station, it looks bob on. Compact, simple and sensibly laid out.
A tidy, practical terminal-tackle box that earns its keep through the integrated rig wallet and compact layout.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.6/10
- Performance
- 8.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.1/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
Durable plastic, an easy-clean surface and a purposeful internal layout make it a sensible bit of tackle.
The dedicated rig area, pins and visible compartments should make storage and retrieval straightforward.
It won’t change your bait or rig mechanics, but quicker rig changes and less faff can keep you fishing effectively.
Clear compartments and a simple pin-based rig section make the box easy to understand and organise.
For anglers who use prepared rigs and carry lots of small terminal bits, the combined storage should offer strong practical value.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935
There’s nothing glamorous about terminal tackle storage. Nobody gets the horn for a box of swivels. But when you’re sat beside the lake with a rig tangled round three beads, a hook buried under a pile of clips and the fish suddenly on the munch, tidy storage starts looking like a proper clever idea.
That’s where the NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935 comes in. It’s a compact terminal-tackle box aimed at carp and coarse anglers, with one particularly useful trick up its sleeve: an integrated rig wallet. So you’ve got somewhere to keep made-up rigs straight, alongside the little bits and bobs needed to build or repair them.
The box measures 235 × 120 × 50 mm, making it a relatively neat bit of luggage rather than a full tackle-storage monster. You’re not buying this to replace every box in your carryall. It’s more about keeping the essentials together and stopping your terminal kit becoming one massive bank-side jumble.
Inside, the dedicated rig area uses pins to secure your rigs. That’s dead handy if you like tying a few options before a session. A couple of different hook patterns, a short and a long version, maybe a hinged effort for a specific spot — keep them straight and you can swap without having to rebuild everything while the kettle’s boiling.
That rig section should also help cut down on tangles. Anyone who’s pulled a ready-made rig from a pocket only to find the hooklink wrapped round itself knows what a pain that can be. Keeping things pinned in place means less untangling and more time with the bait in the right place.
There are multiple compartments for the small terminal bits that tend to disappear at exactly the wrong moment. Hooks, swivels, clips and beads all have their own general homes, while the deeper main compartment gives you room for larger accessories that don’t sit nicely in shallow sections.
The transparent lid compartments are another small but useful touch. You can see what you’re carrying without opening every flap and tipping half the contents onto your unhooking mat. That’s especially useful in low-light bite-time, when rummaging through a dark carryall is a proper faff.
The plastic construction keeps things simple. It’s durable, easy to wipe clean and not precious, which is exactly what you want around damp mats, muddy hands and the occasional splash of spod mix. Give it a quick clean after a session and it shouldn’t become a crusty little museum of old bait and lake silt.
There are limits, naturally. This is a compact organiser, so anglers who carry a mountain of leads, feeders, tools and rig components will likely need something larger alongside it. The compartments also need a bit of discipline; chuck every tiny item into one section and even a tidy box can turn into a lucky dip.
For the mobile angler, though, the NGT 935 makes plenty of sense. Keep it in your rucksack for a quick evening trip, in a day-session carryall or tucked beside the main tackle box on a longer campaign. It’s a straightforward bit of kit that tackles a very real fishing problem: losing time because your small gear is all over the shop.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Brand
- NGT
- Model
- Plastic Tackle Box 935
- Product type
- Terminal tackle box with integrated rig wallet
- Overall size
- 235 × 120 × 50 mm
- Material
- Durable plastic
- Quantity
- 1 tackle box
Specs checked with NGT, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The bank-side angle
The real selling point here is organisation. Instead of shoving ready-made rigs, hooks, beads, clips and swivels into separate pockets or a battered old tub, you’ve got a dedicated place for them all. That means less faff when the rods are off and a screaming take has left you needing to rebuild quickly.
The box is small enough to slip into a carryall, rucksack or side pocket, while the deeper main compartment gives you somewhere for chunkier accessories. It’s aimed at keeping the essentials close, not carrying your entire tackle collection.
What you’re buying
A compact box with a useful rig section
The NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935 combines ordinary small-part storage with an integrated rig wallet. The dedicated rig area includes pins for securing made-up rigs, helping them stay straight rather than folding into a hooklink spaghetti situation.
The rest of the box is split into multiple compartments for hooks, swivels, clips and beads, plus a deeper main compartment for larger accessories. Transparent lid sections make it easier to see what’s where before you start rummaging.
Worth knowing. This is a terminal-tackle organiser, not a big all-in-one tackle system. Keep the NGT 935 for the bits you use regularly and it should stay neat. Fill it with every spare component you own and the compact layout will get crowded quickly.
Best bank-side uses
Ideal for prepared rigs and small terminal bits
Carp anglers who like to arrive ready will get the most from the rig wallet. Prepare a handful of rigs at home, pin them securely in place and keep the matching hooks, clips and beads in the nearby compartments. When the swim changes or a rig gets damaged, the replacement is easy to grab.
It also suits coarse anglers who want hooks and small accessories kept together rather than scattered through several pockets. The compact shape works well for short sessions, roving fishing and situations where you’re carrying your kit on your back.
If your fishing involves loads of chunky feeders, leads or specialist tools, use this as the small-parts box within a wider storage setup. That way, the NGT handles the fiddly essentials while a larger box carries the bulky stuff.
Quick answers
The bits you’ll want to know
Does it keep rigs completely tangle-proof? The pins and dedicated rig area are designed to keep rigs straight and reduce tangling, but sensible loading still matters. Don’t overfill the section or pin hooklinks across one another.
Can you clean it easily? Yes. The plastic surface is easy to wipe down, which is useful after a wet session or when bait, groundbait and lake muck have found their way into the box.
Is it a good choice for a minimalist setup? Definitely. It gives you a tidy home for the terminal bits that matter most without taking up loads of room. For a quick overnighter or mobile session, that’s a cracking advantage.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Integrated rig wallet helps keep made-up rigs straight and ready to go.
- Clear compartments make hooks and small terminal bits easy to identify.
- Compact size is dead handy for mobile fishing and short sessions.
- Deep main compartment gives you room for larger accessories.
- Plastic surface is easy to wipe clean after a muddy or baity session.
Worth knowing
- The compact footprint won’t suit anglers carrying a huge amount of terminal tackle.
- A dedicated rig area is brilliant for prepared rigs, but less useful if you mostly tie everything fresh on the bank.
- Small compartments can still become a bit of a jumble if you chuck everything in without a system.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01What can the NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935 hold?
What can the NGT Plastic Tackle Box 935 hold?
It’s designed for terminal tackle such as hooks, swivels, clips and beads. The deeper main compartment also gives you space for larger accessories, while the integrated rig area stores prepared rigs.
02How does the integrated rig wallet work?
How does the integrated rig wallet work?
The rig area includes pins that let you secure made-up rigs in place. That helps keep them straight and reduces tangles when the box is opened or carried around.
03Is the NGT 935 suitable for carp and coarse fishing?
Is the NGT 935 suitable for carp and coarse fishing?
Yes. It’s designed for both. Carp anglers can use it for ready-made rigs and small terminal items, while coarse anglers can organise hooks, feeders-related bits and other compact accessories.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are integrated rig wallet helps keep made-up rigs straight and ready to go. and clear compartments make hooks and small terminal bits easy to identify.; the main trade-off is the compact footprint won’t suit anglers carrying a huge amount of terminal tackle..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Integrated rig wallet helps keep made-up rigs straight and ready to go.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers who prepare rigs before a session: The integrated rig area and securing pins help keep rigs straight, separated and ready to grab when you need a change.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The compact footprint won’t suit anglers carrying a huge amount of terminal tackle.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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