By style. All craws in one Plano Speedbag, big worms in another and so. It has cut down on me looking for stuff.

Dump them all into your biggest storage compartment, close your eyes, then reach in a grab one!!!

Currently I've been using clear tupperware storage containgers. I write what's going in it on piece of paper or cardboard, cut it down to size, and tape it to the inside of the lid with some clear packing tape. Usually each container is labled for styles of baits however my more popular baits, i.e. brush hogs, senkos, etc. will get their own container. Hope this helps!

I keep each lure in a shoe box..then I dont take as many.........

I sort by style and I use latchable clear plastic shoe boxs that you can buy at wallyworld they stack well and are easy on the wallet


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I use tupperware boxes too. but I just used a black marker to write brands and types of baits right on the lids.
They are about approx. 3" high 10" wide x 20" long, stack on top of each other, and baits(plastics) stay fresh.

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I Gottem everywhere

I have the plano boxes that are about 13 in by 7 in. I built a box out of wood and made slots for each plano box. I labled mine, topwaters, crankbaits, worms, sinking worms, lizards, bushhogs, creature baits. Makes it nice to open the lid and just pull whatever baits u want out without ruffling things around. Only downside is the box made out of wood is a bit heavy.

2 gallon zip lock bag per different lake I fish. In the 2 gallon zip lock bag I put original packaged plastics in quart zip locks by style. This method works fine for me for most lakes that I fish. The exception is Falcon where I use a Wally World Tupperware like storage box for the over sized plastics and other baits. Even the Falcon box has 2 gallon zip locks with quart sized bags full of baits within.

Geez, thanks guys, thought this thread had died. Might have been a stupid thing to ask, but since I started tournament bass fishing (some 20 years ago) I have moved around a bit and have fished in 4 states. Each place I lived, there seemed to be a set of colors/style baits that were "Prefered", if not by the bass, certainly by the fishermen, LOL. Well, needless to say - I've got WAY too many baits collected. I have been using 1 gallon zip locks up to now (my Senko 1 gal bag probably weighs 10 lbs., lol) but the idea of containing them in a large "tupperware" box sounds like a good idea - as - " I Gottem everywhere" is the current state of organization. Thanks for responding - trying to keep it together!!!