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  1. 06-29-2014, 12:59 PM #11
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    I just recently got the special mate 5228 it has the dividers. Got it from coldwater tackle http://www.coldwatertackle.com/trini...te-tackle-box/ for $49 plus $18 shipping Name: uploadfromtaptalk1404064665967.jpg Views: 285 Size: 49.7 KB and yeah I need to buy more crankbaits to fill it up
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  2. 06-29-2014, 01:09 PM #12
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    DANG I USE A WAL-MART BAG FOR MY SIX . NEXT TIME I GO GONNA TRY TO PUSH SOME . I'D SHOW PICTURES BUT MIGHT GIVE OUT MY SECRETS .
    CATCH THEM ALL.
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    6 aint so bad in the Wally World bag but when you get up around a 100 or so that bag is a pain in the rear!!!!
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    I use a cardboard box. Nothing like the fun of untangling 200 cranks before you can start fishin'.

    Seriously, I use the flat Plano stackable boxes and stick them anywhere they will fit in my boat.
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    don't leave the clear plano boxes in direct summer sun or you will ruin some crankbaits.
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    I like my B and B Bait Box... Wish i wouldve got the double side though
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    Anybody tried the 1604 model in the B&Bs?? Looks like it would work great for 200s and Arkies?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hawgdog View Post
    Wish i wouldve got the double side though
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    I like my B and B box. Actually that's mine that BRM pictured in his post. It's better than having several boxes to keep up with. For the Arkies, I got a plastic storage box at Wal Mart made for crafts like jewelry making.
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    Default Question for you crankbaiters

    Quote Originally Posted by feeshrman View Post
    Do y'all use anything longer than the 300's very often? I was thinking mostly 200's.
    B and B makes a box that will handle up to a 6" bait on one side and the 4" size on the other. They also make a double sided. 6" box for longer style baits. They still hold 96 baits per side. I have one full for my longer walleye baits. I've caught lots of crappie on the 31/2" banana baits and the like. It's amazing the size bait they will hit. I've caught em on 43/4" Storm Thundersticks.
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