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NathanH
Posted 10/12/2016 1:18 PM (#833140)
Subject: Box for large baits?





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What's every one using for transporting very large baits like Intimidators, ect some of these baits are 12-16 inches long.
muskyhunter47
Posted 10/12/2016 1:30 PM (#833145 - in reply to #833140)
Subject: Re: Box for large baits?




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Location: Minnesota
Just encase its the best


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NathanH
Posted 10/12/2016 3:42 PM (#833178 - in reply to #833145)
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I checked the website all their boxes were to short.. did you have a custom built?
Ebenezer
Posted 10/12/2016 4:41 PM (#833197 - in reply to #833140)
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CA custom box. You'll need one milk crate, one or two sticks vinyl downspout (the Lowe's by me has the thickest walled downspout I've found to date), fine-tooth blade in the miter saw/cutoff saw and fine-tooth blade in the table saw.
Cut downspout to desired lengths with miter saw. Go slow, the downspout likes to chip if cut too fast or with a large-toothed blade.
Set table saw blade just high enough that when you run the end of a downspout over the blade, the blade makes a kerf 1/4" - 3/8" deep. The kerf is the notch for hooks. I make 3 kerfs per long edge and 2 kerfs per short edge.
Stack downspout pieces on end in the milk crate. $30 of materials should make 1+ CA box.
If you don't want your Pounder tails to stick out the bottom, line the bottom of the milk crate with sections of vinyl gutter screen.
And don't place hooks to the outermost kerfs of the CA box. That was a painful lesson.
muskyhunter47
Posted 10/12/2016 4:51 PM (#833200 - in reply to #833178)
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Yes bob will make the box to what ever size you want he did that when i was having my deck box built
Mdamp104
Posted 10/13/2016 12:28 PM (#833348 - in reply to #833140)
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Location: Shawano, Wi
Look at the extreme by lakewood products
joeop952
Posted 10/13/2016 3:49 PM (#833372 - in reply to #833140)
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milk crate with gutter downspout cut 10 - 12 inches long. works great for headlocks, etc.
dami0101
Posted 10/14/2016 9:24 AM (#833453 - in reply to #833140)
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Location: Minneapolis, MN
You can also get a tall soft sided cooler and place cut downspout in there. Heck, I built a box out of downspout.
Lunker Larry
Posted 10/23/2016 2:25 PM (#834474 - in reply to #833140)
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Baits drain and dry out quickly. I put a piece of dollar store kids slider on the bottom to keep hooks from getting hung up. A strap from an old bag for carrying.


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nar160
Posted 10/24/2016 10:03 AM (#834544 - in reply to #833140)
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Location: MN
A Plano 3731 (deep 3700 with no dividers) will fit fairly large baits. 16" baits might not fit, but there are bigger single compartment Plano boxes that would be able to fit just about anything.
PikePeter
Posted 10/25/2016 2:01 AM (#834595 - in reply to #833140)
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Location: North of Sweden!
that milk crate+downspout-solution looks AWESOME!!!
If I get to fish from boat entire next season I will definitely make one of those for my lures!!!

Kind regards
/peter
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