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Posts: 388 | I make my own storage dividers by gluing PVC pipe togheter. 3" and 4" tubes work well cut to 9" depth works well for most lures. I keep the bulldawgs together and drape the tails in a one of the tubes with no other lures to get in the way. I have a set of tubes in two of my bow storage compartments and I keep a set of tubes on deck for the lures that I am using most of the time. Works great and pretty inexpensive. Edited by Yake Bait 9/18/2008 4:58 PM Attachments ----------------  IMG00150.jpg (84KB - 261 downloads) IMG00151.jpg (84KB - 299 downloads) IMG00152.jpg (41KB - 269 downloads) | ||
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Location: Right Here | I know I’m a little late on this one, but I thought I’d throw my two cents in. I like the Plano boxes as well (big and little), but I bought a few of the new Flambeu 9001 boxes this summer that work pretty good too. They come with a large open compartment and two divided rows. I use them as “to go” boxes when I fish in other people’s boats. I cut the single divider out of the second row to make one long one. I thought about cutting one of the dividers out of the three compartment row, but haven’t yet. One of the small compartments holds a reel perfectly if you take the handle off and put it in the bottom. It’s made from their zerust polymer too, so it should help keep hooks from rusting. I picked mine up at Cabelas for about $15 each I think. For reference, the long glide bait is a 9 incher and the curly sues are the big model. There is plenty of room in them for several baits. Attachments ---------------- flambeu1.jpg (42KB - 252 downloads) flambeu2.jpg (51KB - 219 downloads) | ||
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| I also am a little late clearly, but I just finished making my own "dawg storage system" I took 7 pieces of 3 inch pvc cut into 14 inch tubes and siliconed them into the botom of a 5 gal bucket then I made notches for the hooks in the tops of the pipes. The 7 pipes go around the outside of the bucket, leaving a large hole in the center. I hang mine tail down because most of my dawgs and all my mags have teasers attached and this keeps them out of the way. Two regular dawgs fit in each tube or one mag per tube. This cost me 8 bucks  | |||
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