Thread: What;s your system

Ibmack , not true..spend most time buying...I bet 80% of fish I catch are on 10% of my colors ..there are some days that off the wall stuff makes a home run...

Cabela's and Bass Pro love most of you guys. I take a small plastic box with a few choice skirts and jig heads. Fits in my pocket. Way too much time spent trying to overanalyze and outsmart crappie. Just enjoy the time on the lake! Maybe there needs to be some restrictions on gear per boat. Ha.

Originally Posted by KnightShadow10

Ibmack , not true..spend most time buying...I bet 80% of fish I catch are on 10% of my colors ..there are some days that off the wall stuff makes a home run...

Maybe they just decided to start biting when you changed..............

It's about impossible to stay on topic anymore.

Originally Posted by slabin

I must be the biggest redneck cause I use a ridgid tool bag I leave all my jigs in original packages and I put my jig heads in plano box and chunk everything in that bag like extra eyes and glue, hand held gps , leatheman and a couple Huslers for when the fish arent biting.

Same here DeWalt bag the drills originally came in and wrap spare tite lining rigs around foam pipe insulation mark the weight size for each and cut to length to fit in bag


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Originally Posted by KnightShadow10

It's about impossible to stay on topic anymore.

Im pretty sure he got plenty of ideas. Getting off topic is what makes this site fun to be on because it not all about business personally I like it when it gets alittle off topic makes it fun. but I do understand it if your looking for a certain answer but lets be honest there are only so many ways to store something, rig a double minnow rig or hook a minnow

If you buy in bulk that would take a lot of boxes to store it. I use the clear plastic shoe box. Depending on what I'm storing, it's counted 5 to 25 per bag. I can see what's in them, label the lids too. The tool box organizer with 4 draws from Harbor Freight is pretty good too.

The plastic boxes at Walmart are a lot cheaper in the kitchen section if you don't need compartments.