Compact utility2 × 3
ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUTClassic 3600
A compact starting point for a small terminal-tackle loadout.
Build this kind of planStart with the real box
Find your layout. Then make it yours.
Tackle HUD uses a practical grid so your digital plan follows the case in your hand. Choose the closest starting layout, then adjust compartments and inventory to match your rig.
Completely free to download and use · no subscription · no paywall
See the workflowSupported starting layouts
Four honest ways to start.
The grid is illustrative. It helps you organize your plan; it is not a measurement of a manufacturer's compartment dimensions.
ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUTFull-size utility3 × 4
ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUTClassic 3700
A full-size plan for a wider mix of tackle categories.
Build this kind of planEDGE-style3 × 4
ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUTPlano EDGE 3700
An EDGE-style starting point with the signature yellow hardware.
Build this kind of planFlexible divider2 × 3
ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUTPlano EDGE Flex 3700
A flexible-divider plan when the mix changes from trip to trip.
Build this kind of planThe insert library
Organize by what you reach for.
A box is only useful when you can find the right thing quickly. Tackle HUD keeps insert choices visible so each compartment can have a job, from small hooks to long hard baits.
Choose your deviceHook retainers
Small, medium, and large sizes keep terminal tackle separated.
Weight retainers
Dedicated pockets for drop-shot, bullet, barrel, and punch weights.
Flex dividers
One- through four-column spans for the EDGE Flex series.
Hang inserts
Short and deep vertical-hang configurations for hard baits.
Hard-bait protection
Padded compartments that keep hooks from tangling.
One honest caveat
Your setup is the reference.
Names and grids help you get started, but the layout you save should reflect the box, inserts, and tackle you actually own. Tackle HUD never reads purchase history or promises live product availability.