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Worm Binder #11662608 06/12/16 09:11 PM
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Does anyone have a good large worm binder they carry or do you just take what you may need for the day? i have an abundance of soft plastics and am looking for a good way to store them. I already have 2 of the small worm binders from academy but could honestly probably fill up 2 more easily. just looking for a better alternative. Thanks in advance.

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Re: Worm Binder [Re: thammond] #11662623 06/12/16 09:25 PM
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I have probably gone through every kind of storage on the market and now use ziplock bags exclusively. Super cheap to replace every year after they get nasty and they pile up nice in one of my rear boat storage compartments.

Re: Worm Binder [Re: thammond] #11662647 06/12/16 09:38 PM
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I leave them in the bags they came in that way I know what they are ( brand,size & color) and if I run out decide If I want to replace them or try something new. I still have a bunch of clear Plano trays full of worms, lizards and craws and have no idea the brand or exact color. hmmm


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Re: Worm Binder [Re: Redfoxone] #11662657 06/12/16 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted By: Abogue77
I have probably gone through every kind of storage on the market and now use ziplock bags exclusively. Super cheap to replace every year after they get nasty and they pile up nice in one of my rear boat storage compartments.


I can't find anything I like better than a ziplock either.

Re: Worm Binder [Re: thammond] #11662672 06/12/16 09:54 PM
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I also use ziplock bags, and I also buy extra large zip lock ( 2 gallon size) to store the smaller bags, and help seperate the types of baits...and label them so I can read them...they store well in my locker and easy to spot the type bait I am looking for..

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I use tupper ware containers and write what they are on the top

Re: Worm Binder [Re: thammond] #11662785 06/12/16 11:00 PM
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l leave them in the bags they come in. bought 4 of those small worm speed bags made by plano that cabelas put on sale light and easy to store in the boat


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Buy a generic binder in the office supply section at Walmart and a hole puncher. Punch holes in the bottom of the worm bags and put them in binder.

Re: Worm Binder [Re: whybass] #11662875 06/12/16 11:41 PM
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[quote=whybass]I use tupper ware containers and write what they are on the top

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Re: Worm Binder [Re: thammond] #11663263 06/13/16 03:03 AM
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take a curtain ring and store them like that, easy to flip through and take off.

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