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Location: Vilas County, WI | I have read on this forum a few guys that store the baits on wall racks, then when they head out fishing they grab a few baits for the lake/conditions they will be fishing. Thus eliminating the need to bring the entire Lakewood box with etc.
I currently practice this method storing baits in Plano boxes, then grabbing a few for each outing and placing them in a smaller box. I am considering the wall method though, having easy access to every bait hanging in plain view.
I will be soon insulating and finishing a heated shop. So those who utilize wall racks, do I need to be overly conscious of outside contaminants? I.e. dust, odors etc.
It would be much easier for me to do this in the shop vs the basement where the environment would be a little more controlled.
I'm still in the planing stages. Any opinions for or against would be appreciated.
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Location: Athens, Ohio | I took 2x2's and screwed them to the walls, then used drywall screws as hangers. The bucktails I hung on pieces of plywood that I'd glued old bunk carpet to.m
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Location: The desert | Peg board. Easy. |
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Location: Michigan | I just have pegboard in my garage and use pegboard hooks paired with wood dowels to hand baits. Super easy, looks nice, and is easily adjustable for different size baits.
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Location: Ashland WI | Is that your garage? Or the rubber section of a bait shop? |
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Location: Roscoe IL | I did something similar but will re-do this in the spring. This helped to know what I had that could be used and what was just going to be a wall hanger.
Now that Justencase is on the case i'll store baits in those boxes when those are built. I liked having baits that I could simply pull from the wall and store them in the boat for a day trip, Then just hang them back up when I returned to help with clutter.
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| I like the look of this one 
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| Wow nice rack |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Yep,... Very nice "Lure" rack ! Those lures are pretty Sexy..... Eh.. |
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| what's the crankbait that look like a fantom hex,near the lil bwb? |
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Location: Vilas County, WI | Yeah the above images are what I plan on doing. By the looks of it, there's no concern to keep the baits protected from outside contaminants. That works for me. Thanks for the replies. |
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Location: Madtown, WI | I do pegboard but the bought a bunch of "straight" pegboard hooks (check ebay) so I can stack 4 baits per hook. Saves a lot more space than the dowel method, looks like your traditional bait shop. |
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Location: Roscoe IL | All I know is I need a helpergirl when I re-do the wall next spring, and it will involve a ladder.. |
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| stdevos - 11/8/2019 12:19 PM
I do pegboard but the bought a bunch of "straight" pegboard hooks (check ebay) so I can stack 4 baits per hook. Saves a lot more space than the dowel method, looks like your traditional bait shop.
Menard's also carries straight pegboard hooks of varying lengths. I have some I use for putting duct/painters tape on in my shop that must be at least 8" long. |
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| if it hold nothing, it can't be called rack hehe |
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