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| Howdy all
When storing your bull dawgs, mag dawgs, etc how do you prefer to store them? If a number of them are jammed into a plano type plastic box do the colors run? Any tips appreciated. Cheers,Chris |
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Location: S.W. WI | I use the Plano 3730 boxes, with the 4 long divided bins. It works good for me. 2 Mag dawgs in each bin and they don't bleed at all, but I keep like colors together. 8 mags in each box.
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Location: APPLETON, WI | I may as well say it before anyone else does....
Yes, storing different colors / types do have the ability to make the baits bleed.
Plano 3730 works well for Mag Dawgs as mentioned above.
Give the search a try because there have been numerous topics on this just recently as well as the past.
Good luck! |
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| normally I do and I did not on this one. Ill do that now. Thanks for the plano suggestion. Cheers,Chris |
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Location: Okoboji | any issues with hooks rusting in there or do you dry the baits good before putting back? |
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Location: Lake "y" cause lake"x" got over fished | I had a little rust issues on one of my mag dawgs, but since I started drying them I have not seen any since. Learned my lesson, now I dry all baits first.
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