bwillis

I got a free reel for signing up. Love the free shipping, even for 3 packs of plastics like I did the other day.

Couple utility boxes with my terminal tacke and as many packs of plastics as I can cram in my pockets

Probably a square bill, lipless crank, bladed jig, soft jerkbait, tokyo/jika rigged craw

That might be just the ticket. I've got a whole lot of snaps, swivels, o-rings, nail weights, and other tiny things that just love to travel in the box. I've been fiddling around with a hot glue gun, and if I can't make that work, this will be my next purchase. Thanks to all who've replied so far.

I've tried several options that haven't worked out the greatest. I still ended up with swivels and rattles and nail weights all over the place. What 3700 size box has worked best for you? I'd rather not go the route of gluing some shelf liner to the inside of the lid, but if that's what I've gotta do, I will.

I looked, and they both say to keep in original packaging

I made it out with only about 90 bucks worth of chatterbaits, red eye shads, and rage craws

I have a pack of the slinkos and the floating neds, and at least one of them says not to mix with other plastics. I can confirm when I get home from work

Not a sale, but froutdoors.com has some good prices on baits and lures. I've stocked up on a lot of good stuff the last few weeks.

Got mine today, gonna have the wife and kids flip through it to browse for birthday presents for me, so they can have a little adventure out to Bass Pro this weekend or something.

There was a small display in the fishing section. Had some decent stuff, bunch of crush city plastics, some Yamamoto stuff

Hit DSG today, clearance stuff is Buy 5 get 5 free, walked out with 9 packs of plastics, a Chick Magnet crank, and a couple dark sleepers for 44 bucks

I've got a 7' MH Shimano Sellus that is my primary rod. I caught my PB on it about 10 years ago, and I keep using it despite my crookedly applied replacement tip guide

I think it's 1 oz or less can't be lead. This excludes anything with a blade like chatterbaits and spinnerbaits. For a while it was anything under 1 oz OR 1 inch couldn't be lead, now the size doesn't matter. Fortunately Tungsten prices have come down quite a bit, so that's helped, but I was a huge Spot Remover fan, and had to sell them all once the ban took effect.

Im in NH, but I saw some Googan Jigs at Walmart the other day. Pretty certain they're standard lead jigs