How many lures do you take on your boat?

[farmpond1]

Too many and not enough.

[The Outdoorsman]

couple Plano boxes with my cranks and jigs and then a bag of soft plastics, I could leave some of them at home but I dont.  I do try to take what I feel I need for the day though.

[RoLo]

I certainly *** any angler who's able to tote "ALL" his lures to the lake.

But if the Bait Monkey is listening, you've been moved to the top of his attack list.

In addition to about a dozen tackle boxes, I have a 9-drawer Credenza and 5-drawer Chest

that are slap-full of fishing lures (more lures than most small tackle shops).

If I attempted to take even half of ALL my lures to the lake, I'd have to begin with a much larger boat ;D

Roger

[MALTESE FALCON]

I take it all. I'd rather have it and not need, it than find out what the fish want is back home in the "man cave."

Falcon

[SW Florida Kid]

I bring:

1. Rapala X-Rap (Silver)

2. 6" Plastic Worms

3. Blue Swimbait

4. Rapala Minnow

5. Worm Spray

[bigtimfish]

I take every single lure that I own

[FEVER Erie - St Clair]

A LOT!

If I ever set them all out it would look like an aisle in Bass Pro Shops!

But interestingly all types, styles and sizes are only in 5 colors.

[FD.]

My tackle box is 21 ft long and 96 in wide.  I don't know exactly how many that is but it is a bunch.  I have at least 150 hard baits and probably 300 different choices for plastic.   I probably have a better selection on board than most mom and pop tackle shops.  It's all organized in 3700's for the hard baits and terminal tackle and in sterilite containers for the soft plastics.  It is very impressive, unfortunately it does not help me catch more fish.  

I catch a lot of fish but everything I have caught fish on in the last year would fit in 1-3700 and my shirt pocket.