Stick Bait storage

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Has anyone used the following container for stick baits (BassPro Item No 38-422-446-00)?



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I currently have a regular Plano 360 with a bunch in each slot. They are always tangled.



Any other suggestions for stick bait storage?



I did not see the BASS labeled BassPro products in the Master Catalog. Are they offered through BASS or something as well?



Paul




http://www.basspro.com/servlet/cata...rClassCode=11&hvarSubCode=9&hvarTarget=browse
 
I use an old spinner bait box that I have had for years they are made to hang your baits



JD
 
I use the old fashion boxes with the adjustable partitions. Can't get as many in there, but it does the trick.



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Bryan
 
I've seen these, and they are certainly nice. However, they tend to take up quite a bit of room, since they restrict how many can be put in at once.



I just use a plano 360 box, and put 3-4-5 in a bigger slot. Then I just 'shake em loose' when I want one.



Tex
 
Thats what I also do Tex.



The 370 sized box I showed above will probably fit the same amount as a regular 360 box. Trade off for taking more space is no tangles I guess.
 
I use Plano 3600 and 3700 boxes. They work fine and are relatively inexpensive. What saves the tangles and frustration is putting "hook bonnets" on my trebles and I NEVER have a problem with taking a hard bait out of a box. Added feature is I don't get my fingers stuck with the treble hooks taking them out or apart. LOL
 
I use small gumbands on all my multi hook lures.

Hook it onto the front treble, around the rear treble then loop it over the nose of the bait. Only takes a second to do and no more tangled hooks.

I believe it was Woo Daves that I saw do it once, and I have been doing it ever since.



Steve
 
Those bbbaitboxes are nice! Pricey though. Looks like you could make one pretty easily.
 
B&B Baitboxes would not be real easy to duplicate... And, they are worth every $$$ of their price... I have three and am ordering a fourth and fifth to phase out the last of my Plano boxes holding cranks..
 

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