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SHOW US YOUR TACKLE BOX! :)
this is mine... i need more storage containers! :) i use the black back pack for holding my freshwater stuff that i want to use that particular day (whatever will fit in it at least...) and the tackle box is for my salt water stuff
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any great ideas for neatly organizing your soft plastic worms? (i know those are for bass!)
I Use 7 Plano 3601s for all my crappie jigs,spinners,crappie cranks etc... these are thin three of these is equal to two regular 3600s. I have an old 3700 I keep my freshwater terminal tackle in. And a big bass popper fly box with double sided foam pads for holding all of my handtied kiptails, bucktails, marabous and craftfurs.
Bass stuff I have a bizzillion and one packs of worms shoved into a 3700 and all my big poppers and cranks jammed into another as well as a 3600 box full of storm baits.
I have a browning tackle backpack I use when Hoofing it to the ponds Through the woods behind the house but 99% of the time its just crappie boxes stored in the center bench of my boat... I got tired of stuff laying on the floor of the boat and figured since I rather put fish on Ice I keep my tackle stored in the 'livewell' as well as throw cushions fire ext. collapsible paddle life preservers.extra rope etc....
Now Saltwater I have an old Plano tan and green hard tackle box that Ive had since I was 8 or 9... I just keep the usual hooks sinkers bottom rigs, a few bucktails storm lures and Now since my recent hookup with trout (Thanks to Mr.Idunno) A few packs of Saltwater assassin paddletails color Chicken on a Chain in there too along with 1/8 & 1/4oz heads
Ill see if I can post a pic later....Good topic !
You better get that reg. sticker on your boat dude.
Mine's all in here...somewhere...maybe. (I'm banned for life from the DonG neatness award competition.)
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Originally Posted by Corker
very nice! :) it doesnt have to be organized for it to work!!!
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Originally Posted by Percidae_Papermouth
id love to see a pic! and i knew someone would say something about my boat stickers! haha... i am planning on painting my boat this winter so i havent put them on yet
I shove it into the boat nooks and crannies, but most is all over the floor. 6 of the big bin things fit under the seat. I do not toss the wore out lures, I just drop them on the boat floor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corker
That reminds me of my buddy I fished with since we were about six. We started out where all the lures we owned would fit in one of those old metal bandaid boxes, great for walking and wading. When we graduated to fishing out of a boat he switched to a cardboard shoe box, first thing he would do was sit down and dump the contents on the floor knowing that some time during the day he would knock it over anyway. Back in the 70's when the ex was working at the Navy Exchange she handed him a 2' by 2' wrapped box at Christmas, it was a boot box and inside were 12 more shoe boxes down in size to a box for baby shoes. I haven't seen him in about six years but I still have bobbers, split shot and other odd stuff rolling out from under the seats.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flatwater
lowes hardware. next to the bolts in my store has stanley boxes that stack and snap to each other. i have five and can take as many or as few as i want. not very expensive. and you can really get to diffrent lures quick.
one gallon zip lock freezer bags......one (or 2) for my bags of worms, one for lizards, one for brush hogs, one for spinner baits, one (or 2) for crappie stuff (sac-a-lait in Louisiana)....etc....etc....
when I was young ,didn't have a problem with storing, was lucky if had a rod and a bait or at most 2 baits,had to make my own, and from today's standard they look terrible,but caught a few fish, My how things have change,we have so much have to pull another boat behind your boat for equipment ,or like me when wife is not with me to keep me and boat straight, then I am stumming over half of it,have gotten a little better to keep from hearing her correct me,LOL, Don and Vic keeps theirs spotless, I don't know what that word mean, unless it means ,one spot less than it was last time
Weighing in at just over 23lbs.
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Primarily lots of BGBS and Wasshoppahs with jig heads and 3/8oz weights for vertical jigging.
Only 23lbs? :P lol thats a bunch of bobby garland... Tap do you ever use hair jigs or primarily plastics? I most of the time fish from the bank and I carry a small plano bag that has an assortment on plastics and hair jigs but most of the time I'm throwing minnows under a cork.
I only use plastics but know that a lot of folks on this board do very well with hair jigs.
I use a very large tackle bag. The problem with them is they eventually get too heavy because they hold so much. Then you start to forget what you have and wind up buying more of the same thing. Or if you remember what you have you can't find it in the bag. They do come in handy if you are making a week long trip and have to furnish your kids with tackle.
you hit the nail on the head MM if it says fishing it usually catches fishermen ......I can fish with 100 of this and a few of this and e few of them and wont run out ...100 being hooks or jig heads snack size ziplocks hold jigs better than any original sack and with less to choose from less to mess with the ole ticker ...............I cant stand taking someone and they show up with cabelo's and bass pro representatives in their posession...all day long they run an expo of I bought this here , my buddy turned me on to these, I like these best and the whole time I am trying to fish ...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mountain man
I gave tap a handful of 1/16 sickle hook #2 I was pleased with he threw em in his box and never thought twice about it. Five or six months later he tried one...thats all he uses now.. even bought the mold...point of the story there is definatly things out there that do a great job of putting fish in the boat. And besides a few for dinner having fun and shooting the snit is what its all about to me.