Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Ok so I have mainly a plano softside with 43 or 4 trays in it. then I have a soft bait bag and a specialmates box of lures. I recently bought a bunch of lures from an ad on Kijji and have put them into the mates box. but to do so ment I had to remove the spinnerbaits and buzzbaits I had in it (they didn't fit well).

so right now I have a pile of spinner and buzz baits all over my bench.

I need to figure out a simple way to house them as I already have my hands full loading up all I have now.

so looking for ideas

I used the little plastic boxes for a bit but found them to be a pain to carry around too

Posted (edited)

I have the Falcon buzz/spinnerbait boxes. Plano FTO boxes are exactly the same. The boxes have separate spaces that lock in the bait and arm, no tangles, no mess. Worth the money.

Edited by DanielM
Posted (edited)

I use the paper cd covers with the plastic window.Easy to store and you can see whats in them.

 

 

 

I do the same, and mine are right in a cd holder from wal-mart I got for like $4. Zipper it up, it's compact, light and very convenient

 

downside, it doesnt hold more that about 12 spinner baits

 

 

 

 

Edited by manitoubass2
Posted

I do the same, and mine are right in a cd holder from wal-mart I got for like $4. Zipper it up, it's compact, light and very convenient

 

 

 

Great minds think alikeclapping.gif

Posted

Storage becomes somewhat more of a problem when the baits are larger than bass sized lures.

 

I use Tupperware type boxes and just lay the baits on top of each other and sort them out as needed. I normally only carry what I need so the tangles aren't usually too bad.

 

001-1-1.jpg

Posted

really I think I should get better at trying to decide what I'm going to use before going out. at this point I usally take it all incase I want something

Posted

i was thinking the same, sometimes the best tackle storage ideas start with reducing the quantities we carry....

i like the cde case idea, well done. i have a plastic tub that supports them all upright, fits about a dozen (guilty)

Posted

That's 11 more then any reasonable person could possibly need? :P

 

 

I do own a dozen, but I only use three, lol. Haven't bought a spinnerbait in years either, and won't until I need to replace one of those three

Posted

I'm just using a Shimano Worm binder made for plastics...I pack the pairs and triples of same color/size in the ziplock bags it came with...seems to work better than the bulky traditional spinnerbait containers.

Posted (edited)

i normally store all my tackle on the bottom of the river but every so often ...i do manage to bring one or two lures home and they generally end up in the truck glove box....

Edited by Twocoda
Posted

I've went through 3 spinnerbaits in an outing just from smallies crushing them and ripping blades off so I started using terminators and then muskies started stealin them.. so I always carry close to 10 spinnerbaits haha I use a small spinner box for storage at home and a cd case on the go

Posted

I just use regular plano tackle trays. I use a sharp sturdy knife to cut small notches in the upright plastic on a couple of compartments and lay the spinnerbaits in with the blades in one compartment and the skirt and hook in the other. The wire sits nice in the notch.

Posted

I purchased some Plano 3503 Spinnerbait boxes for my spinnerbaits and buzzbaits:

 

0350303a.jpg

 

Never liked them much since they were too large IMO and didn't fit well with my other storage boxes.

 

I switched over to a Falcon FTO spinnerbait wallet, it's much more compact:

 

falcon_spiner_gr.jpg

 

Those Plano FTO boxes look good too. Looks like Plano bought Falcon.

Posted

they sit scattered all over the attic floor, I grab a few before I go fishing and then they lay scattered around the boat. i have tried a few ways to store musky spinnerbaits but haven't found anything good (but cheap too)

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Recent Topics

    Popular Topics

    Upcoming Events

    No upcoming events found

×
×
  • Create New...