Question for you crankbaiters

I just recently got the special mate 5228 it has the dividers. Got it from coldwater tackle http://www.coldwatertackle.com/trini...te-tackle-box/ for $49 plus $18 shipping Attachment 166892 and yeah I need to buy more crankbaits to fill it up

DANG I USE A WAL-MART BAG FOR MY SIX . :biggrinNEXT TIME I GO GONNA TRY TO PUSH SOME . I'D SHOW PICTURES BUT MIGHT GIVE OUT MY SECRETS .

6 aint so bad in the Wally World bag but when you get up around a 100 or so that bag is a pain in the rear!!!!:banghead

I use a cardboard box. Nothing like the fun of untangling 200 cranks before you can start fishin'.

Seriously, I use the flat Plano stackable boxes and stick them anywhere they will fit in my boat.

don't leave the clear plano boxes in direct summer sun or you will ruin some crankbaits.

I like my B and B Bait Box... Wish i wouldve got the double side though
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Anybody tried the 1604 model in the B&Bs?? Looks like it would work great for 200s and Arkies?

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Originally Posted by hawgdog

Wish i wouldve got the double side though

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I know where you can. :)

I like my B and B box. Actually that's mine that BRM pictured in his post. It's better than having several boxes to keep up with. For the Arkies, I got a plastic storage box at Wal Mart made for crafts like jewelry making.

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Originally Posted by feeshrman

Do y'all use anything longer than the 300's very often? I was thinking mostly 200's.

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B and B makes a box that will handle up to a 6" bait on one side and the 4" size on the other. They also make a double sided. 6" box for longer style baits. They still hold 96 baits per side. I have one full for my longer walleye baits. I've caught lots of crappie on the 31/2" banana baits and the like. It's amazing the size bait they will hit. I've caught em on 43/4" Storm Thundersticks.