I keep mine in a hard plastic tackle box but im starting to think they will go bad like that so most likely im going to be putting them into big freezer bags so they won't go bad, what do you put yours in?

I keep mine in the original packages and seperate them into gallon size freezer bags.

I keep mine in the original packages too, but I then put them into my tackle box within the original package.

+1, then I carry what I need for the particular lake in a duffel bag

If you have a boat, at Wal mart they sale plastic shoe boxes for like a buck. You can keep the original package and store a lot of bags of soft plastic

are these in the shoe department? I use zip lock bags to put the original bags in but trying to sift through them gets old quick

peg board at home then transport in Plano bulk storage boxes, 3741 I think, and spinner-bait boxes without the dividers

I use the Bass Pro worm binder. Easy to carry (I'm co-angler 95% of the time, need to be easily mobile) and it holds a surprising number of plastics for its size.

http://www.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-Ex...0200096/-632301

i have a couple of these and they are nice

They shouldn't go bad in the plastic plano type boxes that are make for soft plastics. I have had worms in those for years and they are still good. I carry a few of those to the lake. I also keep the baits in the package they came in and put them in soft side bags. I have one for misc.plastics, one for lizards, one for C-rig baits, and one for finess baits, and one for large worms. Both systems work fine. You just need to fine tune what works for you.

The plastic shoe boxes are in the area where they sell the big plastic containers. And i checked they are $.97 with the lid

I used plastic tuperware. Like the plastic shoe boxes.

+1

original packages then dump them in a big plano box.
one for worms, one for creature baits, one for stick and ring baits. then I have a smaller plano box than i put fluke styled and topwater plastics in.