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Got me a few Planos this week. 6 regular 3600s, 1 3620, 1 waterproof 3640 and the best thing ever - a labeler!

 

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The tall boxes are cheapo IKEA ones, but they work just fine.

 

It was a pain cutting out all of those dividers, but it was worth it. I'll store most tackle on the 3600s and use 2 3650s and the watertight 3640 as go-boxes for the backpack whenever I'm fishing from the bank.

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Very nice John. Well organized with room for expansion too.

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22 minutes ago, JohnFromLisbon said:

Got me a few Planos this week. 6 regular 3600s, 1 3620, 1 waterproof 3640 and the best thing ever - a labeler!

I've got limited space, but do the best I can

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Top row is 3607-open compartments. Plastics in original bags sorted by type

Second row is the mix of boxes I posted a couple up. Panfish box (3620) far left, misc items far right.

Drawer units are Sterilite mediums. Left unit has mono/hybrid top drawer, braid/FC second drawer, misc storage third drawer. Right unit has canoe BC reels, canoe spinning reels and shore/spare reels in the bottom drawer.

Below that is general storage - Sterilite drawer unit has camera accessories in the top drawer, misc items in the other two. Next to that (hidden by the braid/FC drawer) are 6qt Sterilite boxes. One hold duplicate lures/plastics, another holds my buffs, gloves, and boat towels.

The space left of the wood shelving unit and behind the plastic shelving unit on the left is where I have my rods standing up.

Top of the plastic shelving unit is where my tackle bags sit during the winter.

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After two years of nothing but furschlugginer dinks, I have spent the winter getting ready to go big or go home. Even threw in some jigs in case I get bored (or pooped) with chuckin’ and crankin’.  I know the lakes around here have some healthy bass ... and Ima gonna find ‘em.  Stuff on the left is for my weedy nemesis; stuff on the right is for more civilized lakes.  Wish me luck.

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@MN Fisher that's a great layout! I put the labels on the front because of way they go on the bags and backpack, but I can add it on the side too like yours so I can make the best out of my old bookcase. Hadn't thought of that.

 

Edit: or just bump that shelf up a notch... Welp, now I'm going back in there ?

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Just now, JohnFromLisbon said:

@MN Fisher that's a great layout! I put the labels on the front because of way they go on the bags and backpack, but I can add it on the side too like yours so I can make the best out of my old bookcase. Hadn't thought of that.

I got labels on the latch-edge as well. The 3700s go in the bags that way too, and the 7th 3600 box of each set goes latch-edge up in the front pocket of either Advanced Angler II bags (1 Cabelas, 1 BPS)

2 minutes ago, JohnFromLisbon said:

Hadn't thought of that.

I got them edge up with metal book-ends keeping them that way. Easier to take a single box out without having to move others from on top of it.

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Done! Ended up lowering the shelf by a notch so I can read the labels on the latch side. And it completely freed up the bottom shelf, too. Thanks for the tip, @MN Fisher!

 

Also, before turning them sideways, I shook the terminal tackle boxes to make sure the smaller hooks don't jump compartments. All good!

 

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Just now, JohnFromLisbon said:

Thanks for the tip, @MN Fisher!

Glad to help, pal. Those of us with limited storage space have to get creative. ;)

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I'm ready.

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A-Jay 

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@A-Jay  Yeah, yeah,  I had a similar collection ... but trying to climb into my 10-foot kayak after loading it was somewhat problematic.  ? (In my dreams!)

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1 minute ago, GrumpyOlPhartte said:

@A-Jay  Yeah, yeah,  I had a similar collection ... but trying to climb into my 10-foot kayak after loading it was somewhat problematic.  ? (In my dreams!)

Ya, the amount of lures/baits that @A-Jayloads in the Pro-V might swamp my canoe. :scared:

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Time to  spool reels. Organize gear, order new gear! Springs around the corner.  
starting to warm up here in MA.  Next week in the 40s!!!!!!! Woooooo

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I've got some cleanup and reorganizing to do yet...organize plastics...respool and lube reels. As far as purchases I've bought way to much tackle this winter...if it doesn't slow down I may end up single. That said im in the market for a new jerk bait rod and I've got $150 in Scheels cards just burning a hole in my pocket. I've got it narrowed down to a few options and I'm just waiting for them to start restocking for open water.

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2 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

I've got limited space, but do the best I can

Also very well organized!

2 hours ago, A-Jay said:

I'm ready.

Z man Thunder Goby!

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27 minutes ago, gimruis said:

Also very well organized!

Z man Thunder Goby!

All Day !

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A-Jay

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