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 worm box?
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02/18/12 02:45 PM
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Iron Man
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Anyone reccomend a box for my soft plastics? I have them in bags but it just takes to long to find the bag I need. Any good suggestions will be appreciated! Thanks
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Re: worm box?
[Re: Iron Man]
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02/18/12 03:18 PM
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Jedfish
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use the speed bags to organize them by type, size, etc. That way you can keep them in their original packaging yet they stay organized and easy to find.
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Re: worm box?
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02/18/12 03:21 PM
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Iron Man
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use the speed bags to organize them by type, size, etc. That way you can keep them in their original packaging yet they stay organized and easy to find. I have some of them in the original bags but I have like ten pounds of other stuff mixed up in a couple bags. I want a box where I can lay them all in there so there with the same color and lure type etc..
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Re: worm box?
[Re: Jedfish]
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02/18/12 03:51 PM
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AuburnTiger Bassin34
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use the speed bags to organize them by type, size, etc. That way you can keep them in their original packaging yet they stay organized and easy to find. +1. Works for me as well. Prior to that it was all aggravation and a clutterd mess.
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Re: worm box?
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02/18/12 04:21 PM
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T Bird
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I use several clear square Rubbermaid storage boxes (Wal-mart). Their about 18" long, 7-8" wide and 5-6" deep. I don't put the lids on then. Set worms in box (original packaging) just as you see them hanging on the rack at the store. Probably get 20-25 packs in each box. All you do then is organize them to your personal preference and thumb through the packages till you find what you need. It's kinda like the old 3x5 index card filing system if your familiar with that. Depending on your boat storage configuration and the amount of plastic's you want to carry, you can set the boxes side by side or stack them. Hope this helps.
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Re: worm box?
[Re: bassdreamer]
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02/18/12 04:40 PM
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Jedfish
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The OKC Bass Pro just had these on clearance for $9.97...I bought the last three. I was prepared to buy all of them, even if they had 30! Also, the KVD elite speed bags (1/2 the size of the ones mentioned above) are on sale starting the 24th for like 8 bucks. They are rated for 20 bags, but if you work them in right I was able to get like 28 or 30. Those big Plano ones I have put about 60 in.
Last edited by Jedfish; 02/18/12 04:40 PM.
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Re: worm box?
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02/18/12 05:24 PM
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Kevin Sharp
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I use several clear square Rubbermaid storage boxes (Wal-mart). Their about 18" long, 7-8" wide and 5-6" deep. I don't put the lids on then. Set worms in box (original packaging) just as you see them hanging on the rack at the store. Probably get 20-25 packs in each box. All you do then is organize them to your personal preference and thumb through the packages till you find what you need. It's kinda like the old 3x5 index card filing system if your familiar with that. Depending on your boat storage configuration and the amount of plastic's you want to carry, you can set the boxes side by side or stack them. Hope this helps. I have four of these in my boat and it works great for me also
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Re: worm box?
[Re: Iron Man]
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02/18/12 05:37 PM
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Iron Man
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Thanks for the suggestions everyone
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Re: worm box?
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02/18/12 05:55 PM
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dswbass
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We use a worm binder. Organized by type and sometimes size, however, our binder is over flowing. Still in original packages, but stuffed into clear baggies in the binder. Works pretty well, but we may concider a box.
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Re: worm box?
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02/18/12 06:01 PM
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fitter2259
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I like binders as well, but it takes about 5 or 6 of them to keep organized.
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Re: worm box?
[Re: Iron Man]
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02/19/12 02:01 AM
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Iron Man
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Im just gonna go get one of those flat boxes. It took me for ever today to find the thing I was looking for, only to realize it was at home.
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