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Reply With QuoteThats a good idea, I dont use crankbaits, but thats a good idea.
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Tangle free Crank baits
Crank baits are a nightmare loose in a tackle box. I never pick up less than 6 at a time. A real anal friend of mine wrapped his hooks in tin foil to keep them separate. I decided I just was not going to that much trouble.
Then I saw this and just spent the last hour fixing mine. So far they are 95% tangle free. Every now and then I got maybe two that got hooked but they fell apart easily.
Will see how it holds up.
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Thats a good idea, I dont use crankbaits, but thats a good idea.
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Neat idea.
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That is awesome! I'm my not use a jar but it is still a good way to store them in the box
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LOL I didn't put mine in a jar either but I was skeptical so I tried it and danged if it doesn't seem to work. I use cranks sporadically but Friday I wanted to tie on a top water Striper plug in case we ran into a school and it took me 5 minutes to untangle 5 or 6 of my baits so this came on the heels of dealing with that. I bought about 2 dozen of the Arkies when Walmart out them on sale for about $2 and Lordy they were a tangled mess in my box. This really seemed to eliminate most all of the tangles.
Only thing to be concerned about is if they sit a long time in the sun, the rubber bands may melt and stick to the plugs.
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Thats a slick trick! Thanks fer sharing that one!
