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  1. 02-12-2014, 03:04 PM #1
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    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.

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    95% of the time I have a zip lock bag that has a dozen hand tied jigs in it with 3 diff patterns.
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    I pretty much do what you do. I will bring mine with me tomorrow to show you. Kinda hard to explain but mine is a little different.

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    That'll work BT. Lookin forward to visiting with you.
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    Yep....Those worm binders are great for that
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    I was (still am) hoping someone would have a better idea. But it's the best I've come up with so far.
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    I got some tool bags at Harbor Freight on sale for about 4 bucks.....they will hold a ton of plastic baits still in their original bags
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    I put my soft plastics in the top compartment of my Browning tackle bag. I have a blade that fits in the side pocket with jig heads, weights, shiner hooks, and hair jigs.
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    Good idea. You and BT got a play date and we weren't invited??? I'm hurt...
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    My tackle bag has six or seven Plano trays so all off my stuff goes into those only because it keeps it all close together
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