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This question assumes you don't already have so many baits you couldn't possibly fish them all but, strict collection items notwithstanding, how long after purchase of a bait do you wait until it goes into your tackle box?  Assuming I don't NEED it/them right away, I like to keep them on my desk for a few weeks so I can ogle over them sufficiently.  As an added "bonus", I've noticed that the longer I keep them on my desk, the less likely I am to pursue another bait purchase.

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If I find a deal on something I use regularly or even one I'd like to try it could hang on a hook for years. I still have some unopened .99 cent buzz baits from Grandpa Pigeons. They went out of business some time in the 90's.

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Right away for me. If I buy any new bait, plastic or even new color, I wanna try it right away.

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I like to collect some.. I have the regulars that have earned their way into the tackle box.. I buy extras of styles that worked.. and rotate them in as the others get lost or retired. 

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If they're extras then they go on the pegboard until they're needed. If not then they go in a box and immediately into the boat before my wife finds them. 

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1 hour ago, Bluebasser86 said:

If they're extras then they go on the pegboard until they're needed. If not then they go in a box and immediately into the boat before my wife finds them. 

Screenshot for future blackmail! Hahaha

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Might be a few minutes or decades. ;)

Got a bunch of bags of Culprit 7.5 ribbontail worms I purchased in 1991 that haven´t been opened yet, Most of the baits in this pic are still as shown:

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They have been there for several years now ..... now that I come to think about it, that pic is maybe 10 years old.

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19 hours ago, pawpaw said:

If I find a deal on something I use regularly or even one I'd like to try it could hang on a hook for years. I still have some unopened .99 cent buzz baits from Grandpa Pigeons. They went out of business some time in the 90's.

I bought a  Minn Kota  trolling motor from Grandpa Pidgeons .  Drove a hundred miles to and from to save twenty dollars .

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8 hours ago, scaleface said:

I bought a  Minn Kota  trolling motor from Grandpa Pidgeons .  Drove a hundred miles to and from to save twenty dollars .

Twenty dollars was worth it back then, huh?

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7 minutes ago, pawpaw said:

Twenty dollars was worth it back then, huh?

No , it was just a road trip .. Me and a friend went and both purchased one . So we saved forty dollars between the two of us . . LOL .

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