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Sweetwater · 02-22-2016, 04:16 PM

So it's that time of year that I'm going through all my lures and tackle and trying to re-organize from last season. I've been fishing a lot of years and have never solved this problem and I'm wondering what other people do.

My ultimate solution would be some way where I can keep everything organized by lure/tackle type (pencil poppers, needlefish, swimmers, jigs, terminal tackle, etc.) in individual boxes that would then fit into a larger waterproof box that could be taken to the beach or thrown on the boat. Everything wouldn't need to fit, just 4-6 boxes for the type of fishing I'm doing that day.

The Plano boxes don't work for larger lures because they're not tall enough and I don't like the dividers. I've tried a lot of approaches over the years, never been 100% happy with any of them.

Looking for ideas/solutions!

Thanks

02-22-2016, 04:16 PM	#1
Sweetwater Ruled only by the tide iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Truro Posts: 801	Lure/Tackle Organization So it's that time of year that I'm going through all my lures and tackle and trying to re-organize from last season. I've been fishing a lot of years and have never solved this problem and I'm wondering what other people do. My ultimate solution would be some way where I can keep everything organized by lure/tackle type (pencil poppers, needlefish, swimmers, jigs, terminal tackle, etc.) in individual boxes that would then fit into a larger waterproof box that could be taken to the beach or thrown on the boat. Everything wouldn't need to fit, just 4-6 boxes for the type of fishing I'm doing that day. The Plano boxes don't work for larger lures because they're not tall enough and I don't like the dividers. I've tried a lot of approaches over the years, never been 100% happy with any of them. Looking for ideas/solutions! Thanks
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