Hey guys i have a few baits (specifically the largest size suzy suckers) that i have no idea what to do with... were talking 16" long and bigger round than a beer can.
Posted 3/31/2017 10:27 PM (#855637 - in reply to #855630) Subject: RE: Storing monster baits
Posts: 64
Buy a 16gal storage tote (or whatever size you like), and drill some holes in the bottom for drainage. Get a sheet of 1/4'' mahogany, and make your own slots to fit each bait. Build them to fit side by side inside the tote. Other than building something yourself, I don't know of anything out there that fits baits that size.
Posted 3/31/2017 10:34 PM (#855640 - in reply to #855637) Subject: Re: Storing monster baits
Posts: 1638
Location: Minnesota
It all depends on what your needs are and do you want to buy or make your own. Want cheap 5 gallon bucket. Want the best Just Encase box or deck box even better.
Posted 4/4/2017 4:54 PM (#855950 - in reply to #855630) Subject: Re: Storing monster baits
Posts: 1285
Location: Walker, MN
I bit the bullet a few years back and got some Just Encase, I strongly recommend them if you can justify the expense. I use the Just Encase boxes for big rubber, cranks and giant jerkbaits but use less expensive boxes too. For my special mega-baits, I store them in Plano pistol/accessory cases.
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