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I love spinning creeks for redbreast and just ab any other panfish, my collecting of rooster tails has become an obsession, this is the best idea I can come up with for storage, any pics or ideas of how you guys store inline spinners? Thanks
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The new boxes that has the material that sticks baits to the box might be a good solution . No more tangles .
That’s a great looking box of baits. Where are the swivels :-)? I have not seen anything for spinners, maybe Tackle Mate makes something, or look into Walleye lure storage.
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These can be purchased in various sizes. I use the large ones for home storage and small ones for fishing trips.
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Who is the manufacturer?
”Lost Creek” stenciled on boxes. Picked them up@ Sportsman’s Warehouse. You can find the same styles, sizes and colors online at ebay and amazon.Quote:
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They are double sided so they can hold a lot of lures. I use these large ones for home storage and then use a small one for fishing trips. I use them for spoons as well.Quote:
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What size single hooks you using there?
I have been changing some of mine over. Thanks
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Smoltz, I’ve used some #8 straight eye with good success, if my memory is right. I tried the eagle claw bait holder but the eye is bent towards the point just a bit. I find they're a bit more Weedless too.
For the 1/8 oz. spinners I use #6 and for the 1/16 oz. spinners I use #8 hooks. I went to single hooks to reduce damage to the fish as I usually do C&R (I keep a few once in awhile). I also use JDM hooks as I have found that they are sharper. Also in my experience the single hooks don’t snag as much.Quote:
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I have followed a few guys who have been using these and make them as a side Buisness an use single. They have found hook up rate to be the same, easier to get out, less damage, and way less snagging. The less snagging is the main reason I started using singles. Really wanted to try them on white bass this year and never got the chance.
Thanks for the reply!
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