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Location: SE WISCONSIN | I bought a lot of spinners m&g type what kind of box do you store your spinners in? |
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Location: Madison | cabelas large tackle binder I used to use the worm binders but like the cabela's product better |
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Location: Kronenwetter, WI | Cheap and effective.....water runs right out the bottom...
http://t.staples.com/Staples-Poly-Expandable-7-Pocket-File-Letter-S...
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Location: Minnesota | Lakewood Tackle Box Musky Monster has worked well for me. There are large slots on one side to hold lots of spinnerbaits.
After a while, my box started to get preetty full so I started putting some of the spinnerbaits that I didn't use as much in heavy duty zip locks or plastic bags in the side compartments of the box. That worked ok but wasn't very convenient.
Finally I found a used Lakewood Spinnerbait Box that was perfect - I have about 35 large spinnerbaits in it and could stuff more if I wanted.
I've seen guys use tupperware containers to hold their 6 spinnerbaits too and it works. All depends on space, convenience, and how many you need to store. |
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