We partnered with Modular Fisherman to design a fully modular tackle storage system that adapts to any fishing style. Using CAD and 3D printing, we developed a range of interchangeable compartments and inserts, allowing anglers to customize their boxes for lures, weights, hooks, and other gear.

Our focus was on durability and usability in outdoor environments. Each component was designed to withstand repeated use while maintaining a lightweight, compact form. Prototypes were tested and refined through multiple iterations to ensure smooth fit, reliable stacking, and easy access in the field.

This project went from concept to production, with our designs serving as the foundation for Modular Fisherman’s product line now available on the market. It demonstrates how thoughtful design and prototyping can create a system that’s both rugged and flexible — giving users the freedom to “build their box, own the water.”

Two green wooden boxes with divided compartments, each holding colorful fishing lures with treble hooks.
Five small green boxes filled with various colorful beads, strings, and small objects.
Three small green boxes filled with fishing lures, with two boxes on a white surface and one box underneath the other two.
Fishing tackle box with various fishing lures, weights, bobbers, and tackle items on the ground near a tree.
Open black and tan plastic container with a hinged lid on a light gray surface.
A webpage with a logo and navigation bar of Mod.Fish fishing tackle store, showing four selection boxes with fishing lure storage containers labeled with their prices and descriptions.
Website homepage of Mod.Fish displaying customizable tackle boxes with fishing gear arranged in compartments, placed on dirt and grass outdoors.
A beige and black plastic toolbox with a hinged lid, open to reveal compartments for organizing small items.
A tackle box filled with fishing lures, hooks, and bait, placed on the ground with small green plants around it.