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New Jig Storage Box
thought I'd post a picture of a box I made last night. Jigs seem secure. Turned it over and shook it a few times and no jigs fell out. Foam seems pretty durable.
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what kind of foam you have there I was lookin for some flat?
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Looks good!
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I like the ideal of using foam like that it looks fine.
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Neat, yea what is the foam?
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You've outdone yourself, again! I like the different elevation between the foam surfaces. Looks like it will help keep the tails nice. P.S. Would make a nice gift as well, lol.
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Good idea. Like that a lot and looks good. Good separation
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Look good, but do you thing the hooks may rust if get's wet. I see a lot of box's and have always wonder if it would in that foam
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Thank you all for the kind words. Gindog, I suppose its possible a jig could rust if put back in foam wet. Usually, in my fishing excursions, I have tackle strung from one end of the boat to the other so most of the time stuff has air dried before I get around to putting it away.
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