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| What do you use to store your muskie - sized spinnerbaits?
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Location: S.W. WI | Here's what works for me. I cut small shallow notches in the long dividers on a Plano 3700 box, then set the blades on one side and body on other with the wire in the slot. Stagger them, and I could get about 16 spinner baits in one box. (if I needed that many)
-Jon
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Location: Lakeville, MN | I do th same thing with a Plano 3730 cut slots and lay them in |
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Location: Oconomowoc, WI | I use a "worm binder" I got from bass pro a few years ago. Very inexpensive and small. You just have to make sure they're dry before putting them away. |
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Location: Gilberts IL/Rhinelander WI | I use the binder as well, it's a tangled mess, but it fits in the pocket of a Lakewood. Takes up less space than inside a tackle box. |
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| oconesox - 12/22/2013 9:12 AM
I use a "worm binder" I got from bass pro a few years ago. Very inexpensive and small. You just have to make sure they're dry before putting them away.
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I put those little silica gel packets that you get with shoes and electronics in each of the ziplock bags in the binder. Still a good idea to dry them before you put them away to prevent rust, but if they are a little damp, that seems to do the trick.
The binder has a Velcro handle, so it's pretty easy to attach it to your main tackle box. The only thing that I've found to be a problem is the rubber tails sticking to any blades that are painted. Mess. |
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| Rudedog - 12/21/2013 8:17 PM
Here's what works for me. I cut small shallow notches in the long dividers on a Plano 3700 box, then set the blades on one side and body on other with the wire in the slot. Stagger them, and I could get about 16 spinner baits in one box. (if I needed that many)
-Jon
very simple and effective,exactly what i was looking for
ty a lot |
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| i also really like that thing http://www.officemax.com/catalog/images/397x353/21619866i_02.jpg
anyone know where can i get some? |
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Location: E. Tenn |
I wonder if the plastic sleeves would adversely react with the skirt material.. |
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| i never use bass skirt,just real bucktail |
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Location: E. Tenn | jano - 12/28/2013 1:45 AM
i never use bass skirt,just real bucktail
I threw that out there since I have something similar, and also have spinnerbaits with bucktail, silicone, and rubber skirts. |
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Location: Thief River Falls MN | Lakewood musky spinnerbait box gets my vote. Plastic trailers and miscellaneous in front pouch and plenty of room to hang small bucktails and spinnerbaits.
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Location: Minnesota | look in to Just encase great boxes |
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