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Location: Clintonville, WI | I recall this being discussed in the past but my various searches of the site have turned up zip.....
I'm sick of baits scattered around my house "organized" in various Lakewoods, Planos, etc. I'm also sick of carrying multiple boxes with me each time I hit the water because most of the baits aren't used each time. So, I've been thinking of ways to organize stuff at home, so all I have to do is pick out a set of baits I will USE for each trip and put them in one box.
I've thought of some sort of peg board mount on a basement wall, simple nails in basement ceiling cross members (too much a target for projectiles though :-O) and others.
What are some of you using to store baits and if there are some unique methods/creations, please share materials used, how to construct, etc. |
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| i hang baits on wires stretched across the shop ceiling. its amazing how many you can get there |
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Location: Contrarian Island | I got some long 8' wall trim pieces from Menards (hardware store) and hung them in my garage...I just hang the baits on there....all organized by type and then by brand etc....here is a sample pic of part of it..but I have run out of room and need more trim or need to get rid of some baits...ooops
Edited by MSKY HNR 1/8/2006 9:48 AM
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Location: Yahara River Chain | I ran ribs (1x2") across a sheet of plywood (1/2”) and then places little plastic wire hangers (they use them for placing wire on the beams in the ceiling basement) and hang the baits on them. This keeps the baits away from the board and allows the baits to dry. See attachment.
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Location: Yahara River Chain | That above was my old board, here is the better one. Mine garage its not heated either, but I don't think it freezes unles s its real cold a long time.
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Location: lansing, il | brad is your garage heated or not?? you keep em out there year round?
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Location: Contrarian Island | it's not heated...but i don't think baits care if they get cold...  yup year round... |
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| MSKY HNR I think I counted an even dozen DDD of the ones I could see in the picture. Are you kidding me? I would say you need to get rid of some baits!!!!! |
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Location: Apollo, PA | I used to feel i "was sick", but after seeing that your walls look like my walls, maybe we both have the same affliction ..............
"There is no cure for Muskie Fever"
Onward, Onward, through the fog............... PS |
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Location: lansing, il | brad DJS is right, you need to get rid of some of those. give them to me next weekend and i will dispose of them for you!  |
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Location: Contrarian Island | ummm yah,,,there were at least 6 that got cut off in the pic....they are all different colors though!
the crazy thing is I know guys that have 4 x as many baits as I do....Ummm Spicoli for one!
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Location: lansing, il | yeah spicoli couldnt tell ya what the bottom of his boat looed like because it is filled with lakewoods, you walk across lakewoods to get from front to back. i love it!!! |
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Location: Il | I have a unfinished ceiling in the basement so this is how I do it
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Location: minocqua, wi. | i keep all 5 of my baits on the deck of my boat ... then i fish with nelson and get to throw the fancy stuff |
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Location: Contrarian Island | From the looks of it you should be fishing with Fishi8 for the reallllly fancy stuff! |
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Location: Michigan | I built several racks as such:
4x8' plywood sheet cut in half.
1x2 down each side and one in the middle.
Drilled 3/8" holes equally spaced in 1x2's.
3/8" aluminum rods span from one side to the other and can be adjusted for different spacing as needed.
1/4x2 slat serves as and "end cap" to keep the rods from coming out.
Also use Styrofoam coolers, tackle boxes, and Plano boxes for overflow...
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Location: NE Wisconsin | Do any of you have any baits which look like they may have been used ???? or are these pics from a sport shop?????? |
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Location: Apollo, PA | Chadster,
I actually showed my wife your photo's. Now she really knows how good SHE has it!!
You could outfit an entire MI Chapter.
Congrats, PS |
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Location: The desert | Seriously guys what is wrong with us?!?!?! Look at all the baits we got, if I had a storage device like you guys got it would look similar, if we wouldnt have gotten into this sport we'd be rich! I wouldnt have it any other way though! All them lure storage devices are pretty nifty, now to convince my parents to let me take over a wall in the basement!
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Your storage ideas look like you guys have bait shops in your garage/ basement! I'm thinking Freud would have something to say about this! LOL. I would hang baits up by the rafters in my basement, but they are full of my baits for the show season. |
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Location: Oregon | Hey that monster glider on the bottom left looks familiar Chad! :D
Cool storage racks, I'm jealous!
jed v. |
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Location: Michigan | Yup, that’s a beauty Jed!
I fully confess to being an addict and obsessive compulsive... Build a rack and you must fill it... What can I say, there are so many awesome production bait out there that i have to have one in each flavor. Then of course, there are all of these amazing pieces of artwork that guys are making in their basements... I appreciate craftsmanship.
Not that I would, but I know if I had to I could recoup most of my investment from the good people of eBay. These baits are part of my "liquid assets".
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Location: Athens, Ohio | I use part of a wire shelf, mounted on the wall. You can hang baits 5-6 deep so it uses less horizontal space.
Here's what happens to a pegboard: http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/photos/show-album.asp?albumid...
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Location: Madison, WI | This thread always amazes me... |
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Location: Contrarian Island | a recent pic of "the wall"...but the scary thing is I have 16 plano's in my boat full of baits that go out every time...
and here I thought I was slimming down the arsenal...
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| mine wore out last year
But the next time you see a drug store or variety store going out of biz go in and make a bid on their 'sunglass" tree/stand,,these are the ones with revoloving bases and are 4 sided and about 6ft tall,,,,great for hanging your baits on and revololving base allows you to view all also dosent take up all that much room |
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| You guys are nuts man...
All I have is a 4 drawer file cabinet full of 3700 plano boxes, a 7915 box full of bulldawgs, a soft sided tackle bag with 8 3700's, and a homemade lexan box that holds about 50 lures. I thought that was a lot until I saw chadsters racks..
And Nelson, holy DDD's and DR's, man! |
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Location: Elk River, MN | I figure I have 75+ baits and I don't even compare.
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| Chadster, That is an awesome set-up you have for baits................ |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | yes I would have to agree Chadster's is the best, but couldn't you just set it up like a store where you could put more than 1 lure in a row which would take up far less wall space?
Edited by DEMolishedyou 3/17/2007 7:17 AM
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