WHERE TO KEEP EVERYTHING!!

[Vinny Chase]

There is NO room whatsoever in my tackle box for my plastics. I was wondering a cheap but affective way of getting your plastics around with you while you fish.

Thanks

[bigtimfish]

I use a backpack

[TrippyJai]

I use a backpack

Yep. I throw everything in a backpack. Including food and a drink or 2.

[JellyMan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dan1e1zez7w&feature=channel

Backpack here!

[roadwarrior]

There are several variations and brands,

but this is THE solution:

http://www.iflyshop.com/basstackleboxes.htm

8-)

[catchbig0bass]

I just went to wally world for 6$ and got a plano box that is perfect for all my plastics. Fits a ton of them and has a nice cary handle. I grab that and my small FLW gear bag that has 4x medium planos and 1 small double sided I use for terminal tackle. Messing with sealable bags thrown into a bigger bag is just unorganized to me.

[tyrius.]

BPS worm binder

[bilgerat]

Cabela's backpack. Keep an eye out for sales, got mine for $25. Great pack.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/pod/standard-pod.jsp?id=0042540&navCount=3&parentId=cat20327&masterpathid=&navAction=push&cmCat=MainCatcat20166-cat20327_TGP&parentType=index&indexId=cat20327&rid=

[aarogb]

    Get an duffle bag.  The size of the bag should depend upon how many plastics you have.

[Quitlimpin]

There are several variations and brands,

but this is THE solution:

http://www.iflyshop.com/basstackleboxes.htm

8-)

Really wish I hadn't clicked the link.  On the bright side, I got some more sweet gear that I don't need on the way!

[J Francho]

I use two FTO speed bags, a small and a double.  Each has a matching size Plano box with the hooks and weights that go with those baits.

[jimmieO]

I like to keep all of my plastics in the bags they come in, so I have a few tupperware type containers that I label the top of. One for worms, one for creatures, one for trailers, etc....I carry them in a regular tackle bag.

[Avalonjohn44]

I know this isn't the point of this thread, but...I have recently been doing a lot of wade fishing... And my favorite tacklebox for this? Believe it or not, it's a simple pair of multi pocketed Cargo Shorts. I can go with one rod, a pack of hooks and weights, and about fifteen bags of plastics in my various pockets...

[bilgerat]

I know this isn't the point of this thread, but...I have recently been doing a lot of wade fishing... And my favorite tacklebox for this? Believe it or not, it's a simple pair of multi pocketed Cargo Shorts. I can go with one rod, a pack of hooks and weights, and about fifteen bags of plastics in my various pockets...

Cargo shorts rule.

[BenoBreath]

A Fanny Pack..... ;D

Great for fishing from shore.

[adclem]

I keep all of my plastics in 2 BPS Double Sided Large Binders.  I keep all of my plastics in their original bags then just place them into the Double Sided Binders zip lock bags.  This way I can easily store more then 1 bag of plastics per zip lock bag.  Lets me squeeze more into each binder this way.

Later,

[thinkingredneck]

I knew a guy in Wasington who carried a six pack in his backpack and a small fly box in the pocket.  He caught a lot of fish and had a lot of fun.  Maybe we should carry more beer and less lures!

[Jeff H]

On 7/9/2009 at 11:57 AM, Vinny Chase said:

There is NO room whatsoever in my tackle box for my plastics. I was wondering a cheap but affective way of getting your plastics around with you while you fish.

Thanks

Don’t you have a boat? Thought you had a 20’ Ranger??

[Deleted account]

It really depends on where I'm going and how much plastic I'm carrying. I might put a couple of bags in my pocket, the knapsack works well most times, as do those plastic totes. For larger and salt water ones on the boat, I have one of those plastic cleaning product tote things. They have 2 compartments and a handle. Keeps everything in one place and out of the way.  I have been known to throw them in a trader joes bag or such. Organization is not one of my strong points though, fishing, yes....

[bagofdonuts]

I keep them in the orig package then in gallon zip locks labeled for worms, craws, flukes etc. Put them all in an old case for a laptop (it was free), a back pack would probably work good too, but i'm cheap.

[scaleface]

A  separate bag . I've used those inexpensive cloth bags from groceries stores .

[Bassin' Brad]

2 hours ago, Jeff H said:

Don’t you have a boat? Thought you had a 20’ Ranger??

This post is 8 yrs old. @thinkingredneck keeps dragging up old topics Lol I try to check the date when I see a new thread to see if it's one someone brought up from the grave.....and I'm sure it's fine to do that but I check so I don't get confused. 

[Jeff H]

Lol...wow, that’s OLD!

[thinkingredneck]

Sorry to be confusing.  Some good topics in the archive

[bigbill]

I carry lots of baits with me. I have two 9606 split roof boxes one for topwater baits, one for crankbaits. My third box is for weedless smaller split roof box,  my next tackle box is for plastics. I was carrying seven tackle boxes, then down to five, now down to four. It's hard to leave anything home. Now I purchased Plano 3400 plastic boxes to line them up in the bottom of the 9606 split roof boxes. Maybe I expanded too much.

 

on the motorcycle I carried those velcro bait raps and a telescopic rod with a zebco reel under the seat.