storing plastics

[rfrazier]

Original bags "organized" into gallon sized ziplocs. By the end of the day everything mixed and shoved into the bottom of my tackle bag.  

I will have to try some of these ideas now and get motivated!

[.ghoti.]

I use these. The double sided ones.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_37109_100011010_100000000_100011000_100-11-10

I've had six of these for several years, stuffed so full that I have to lay them on their side and squash them down to get the zippers closed, and never had a problem with any of them. And, I do not treat them easy. They get tossed in the boat and car, set on, dropped, walked on ( not on purpose), and they hold up very well.

[Aaron]

I have tried the worm binders ( a Storm and a Quantum) but was not very pleased.  THe quantums bags ripped and would not stay in the binder.  The storm has held up better but it is still not that good.

I now just leave them in original packaging or ziploc bags and stuff them in the pockets of my tackle bags.

[21farms]

and does anybody know what the bottom bait is, I got in in a mixed pack that I got from a friend.

I believe it is a Mann's mosquito hawk.

the mosquito hawks have a forked tail...at least the current ones do. squeeze the head...if it has a hardnose, then it is a older style mann's mosquito hawk

[Jimzee]

I use these. The double sided ones.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_37109_100011010_100000000_100011000_100-11-10

I've had six of these for several years, stuffed so full that I have to lay them on their side and squash them down to get the zippers closed, and never had a problem with any of them. And, I do not treat them easy. They get tossed in the boat and car, set on, dropped, walked on ( not on purpose), and they hold up very well.

The only worm bag that has not busted from use.  I have several and they are indeed very tough.

[sgbeitz]

I got some bags made by bw sports that i got at sportsman's warehouse - one is a single, the other a double that i found later - you put a strip of velcro on the bottom of original packaging (or replacements) and stick them in - you can rearrange and flip just like a rolodex

I haven't posted enough times to post images, just copy and paste

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