Plano Waterproof box for Soft Plastics

[Incarcerated Otter]

Wondering if anyone is using the Plano Waterproof boxes to store soft plastics. Seems like they would keep the scent sealed in and preserve better than the regular boxes. I like the idea of keeping everything organized in the clear boxes. Plus it would keep everything from getting bent up.

[Angry John]

I use a sealed box as one of my four in my bag to keep plastics.  The main reason is to keep it from making a huge pile and stay organized but keeping things from being bent up like my fluke tails is a second reason...

[Incarcerated Otter]

Yea thats what I was thinking too. Keeping the flukes straight in the pack is a pain. And my Roboworms don't even come in a sealed bag anyway. My friend started keeping his Keitechs in one and they are as fresh as the day he got them. 

[Mike L]

I don't have a boat so in my bag I have a separate  box for....Stick worms, Swim baits and Creature baits. 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

[Incarcerated Otter]

Nice. I think Im going to give it a go. Im going to keep the scented stuff like Keitech,Missle etc in the waterproof box and the rest in some 3601 boxes and see what happens.

[wytstang]

Or leave them in their bags and just buy a plastic bin to keep them in

Wally world for maybe $5

[Incarcerated Otter]

Thats what I've been doing..works ok on my boat but not as good on the kayak

[JustJames]

Same here, I use 3600 size Plano box no separate for my day box for any pre-tie lure/jig and trailer swimbait etc that I'm gonna use that day, plus another 3600 for plastic in its own bag mostly z-man stuff.

[andywbass]

Waterproof boxes seem pretty good, except sometimes condensation results.  Also, I dislike canvas bags that allow water to penetrate, even after I have sprayed them with silicone.  

[Brett's_daddy]

Plano has just come out with a new Rustrictor box. It is infused with some sort of rust inhibitor to keep your hooks from rusting.