Pack ur bags

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Originally Posted by "G"

Yep......put one of Donnies gnats on top and a ScottV rabbit hair jig on the bottom......tip both with minnows hooked thru the eyes.

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Couldn't have said it better myself:D

Have to give em a try. Looks good

I use the flat Plano style boxes in a tackle bag.... I carefully take label off package, trim with scissors and stick the label to the back of each divider section so I remember brand and color used.

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Originally Posted by "G"

Got a big "G" sticker on each side of the boat too lol. Those are counting beads that one of the guys on the MO board makes..... got a 15 limit on Sardis so 15 beads

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That's a big bucket for 15 shiners:dono

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keep mine in a box.Up graded a few months ago. I only fish with a hand full of baits most time. Haven't seen the need for more.

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Originally Posted by free bird

I try to have every color I can for jigs. I need to be able to keep them separated so that I can find them easily and so I can tell when I'm getting low on them. The best I've found so far is to stick the whole package(s) in one sleeve of a worm bag. They are like zip lock bags in a zipped up folder. Keeping them in a their original bags makes it easy to remember the names of the colors and who made them.

What do you use?

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thats what i got

Reading this thread inspired me to reorganize my baits.....and I took advantage of a trip to Bass Pro today with my wife to pick up a few more crank baits....might make an afternoon trip tomorrow to try 'em out! Not sure how to rotate the pic....

good idea thanks for tip

SJ, pic looks fine except for the empty spots in the trays. I know you gonna fill them soon. I'm heading to Toledo Bend tomorrow for a few days. Since I already put my jig box pictures on here, I'm gonna put my bass stuff on now. I am a bait addict. Attachment 151139Attachment 151140Attachment 151141 As I said I have more, this is what I carry normally.

You gonna need a bigger boat. :Rofl :Rofl