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Old 05-29-2006, 08:16 AM   #1
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i'm thinking about trying these :
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Yo derf... where did you find those???
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Old 05-29-2006, 08:53 AM   #3
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You mean your NOT SUPPOSED to mess around untangling your gear when a school of fish is feeding in front of you?

Sorry wish I could help but I still havent found a way to keep it all straight either....

Simplify.......
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Old 05-29-2006, 09:38 AM   #4
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Yo derf... where did you find those???
i found them at work ... still hunting for a 'retailer' where i don't have to buy a case lot or a $500 min. order . here is a link with more info ..
http://www.materialflow.com/Lewis-Di...tainers.htm#DB

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Old 05-29-2006, 09:54 AM   #5
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meat boxes @ stop and shop work great for things like waders, belts, boots etc. They soak up quite a bit of moisture, have hand holds, and are designed to hold 40 to fifty pounds. Endless supply.
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I use a rubbermaid with pieces of trim wood going across it with holes drilled every 2-3 inches. Further for plugs closer for rubber and bucks. Works pretty good.

Everything is better on the rocks.
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Old 05-29-2006, 12:52 PM   #7
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i found them at work ... still hunting for a 'retailer' where i don't have to buy a case lot or a $500 min. order . here is a link with more info ..
http://www.materialflow.com/Lewis-Di...tainers.htm#DB

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Derf... you the man. When i get the time after my trip, i am going to call them and order a few boxes. dividers and lids. They look perfect- thanks a bunch
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Old 05-29-2006, 01:39 PM   #8
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Derf... you the man. When i get the time after my trip, i am going to call them and order a few boxes. dividers and lids. They look perfect- thanks a bunch
let me know when ya get back ..
do not order from that link !! they only sell by the case lot and have a $500 minium !!
i'm e-mailing a sales rep for the company ; trying to work something out
they do look perfect , hummm 1 for tins , 1 for small wood ,1 for large wood , 1 for bombers ..........
opps !! almost forgot .... 1 for plastic
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Old 05-29-2006, 04:45 PM   #9
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If you do the milk crate way and punch holes in bottom of the plastic ...It makes it easy to rinse off your plugs after use.
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let me know when ya get back ..
do not order from that link !! they only sell by the case lot and have a $500 minium !!
i'm e-mailing a sales rep for the company ; trying to work something out
they do look perfect , hummm 1 for tins , 1 for small wood ,1 for large wood , 1 for bombers ..........
opps !! almost forgot .... 1 for plastic
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you read my mind oh no wait.. one more for soft plastic
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