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Reply With QuoteI think fly boxes are the best way to store, since crappie jigs are just a heavily weighted streamer.
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Storing hair jigs question
How do you store hair jigs so that they don't take a set or get the tail bent? The only way I can figure is to use a fly box. I would like to use the same size plano boxes for everything. Am I missing something simple here?
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I think fly boxes are the best way to store, since crappie jigs are just a heavily weighted streamer.
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The Bugger Barn is ideal:
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Thanks for your quick reply. I will try that.
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Get some large diameter straws and cut a slit all the way through - put the eye up in the slit and slide them inside. Cut them to length.
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Most sizes of Plano boxes come with no dividers. Look up some polyethylene foam from packaging or a pool noodle and hot glue it in place and stick your jigs in. Done right it's inexpensive and works like a giant fly box.
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I like the straw idea, clever!
