STORAGE FOR LURES
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STORAGE FOR LURES
Hey, I've been looking around for a couple weeks now for large tackle trays which are able to fit large cod lures 100mm plus in them easily? can anyone point me in the right direction? thanks barks52
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
I'm having the same trouble barks, especially with large surface lures, cheers davo
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But it's an even better feeling releasing them
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
Get a pack of loom bands to put around the front n back trebles of each lure n just put em in a plastic container it's what I do I gave up looking for big trays plastic containers are a lot cheaper and u can get them watertight too
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
I got a big tackle bag with four trays that slide in but the big bibs still don't fit in the trays I just leave them loose in the bag most of my lures get end up stuck on a snag anyway
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
The 3700 series of Plano stowaway, fit 105mm stumpjumpers. Not sure you'll find anything for larger lures.
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
http://www.planomolding.com/fishing/sto ... oxes/23750
picked up a few of these in a CA sale earlier this year. the vertical dividers at the bottom are all removable so you get one big space. surface lures are a PITA
picked up a few of these in a CA sale earlier this year. the vertical dividers at the bottom are all removable so you get one big space. surface lures are a PITA
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
this is a good tip about the bands. Trebles take up so much space otherwiseBIG GAV wrote:Get a pack of loom bands to put around the front n back trebles of each lure n just put em in a plastic container it's what I do I gave up looking for big trays plastic containers are a lot cheaper and u can get them watertight too
Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
I use the duel trays they have a slot for the trebles to sit in and you get two compartments in the one tackle tray BCF sell them for $17 but the exact same ones from Kmart minus the Rouge branding only cost $7 each which is a bargain.
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Re: STORAGE FOR LURES
Yup, systemia lunch box, rubber bands will do the trick. I have 100 or more surface/diving lures upto 170mm and that's what I ended up doing.BIG GAV wrote:Get a pack of loom bands to put around the front n back trebles of each lure n just put em in a plastic container it's what I do I gave up looking for big trays plastic containers are a lot cheaper and u can get them watertight too
Tried all manner of tackle trays, some are good but the good old lunchbox fits the most...and cheap too.