in original bags in large tupperware containers labeled, flukes, worms, etc.

This might be a good system, but this web-site needs some work. Pictures are too small to appreciate the product.

I use Plano Boxes labeled by bait style.

I use Plano Speed Bags the big ones and write whats in it on the outside you can stick a bunch of bags in the large one and stack alot of them in the boat as well.

Plano boxes labeled by type, Academy sacks & BPS sacks stuffed in rod lockers and storage boxes. Misc bags stuffed in glove box, under truck seat, behind truck seat and in tool box.

the high tech freezer bag/ sharpie combo for me....

my problem is classifying, kind of like a wildlife safari....


"would you consider that a craw, a creature,a weird worm, or some kind of tube?"

at that point you know the bait monkey has a hold of you

HA!! The Bait Monkey ALWAYS has the last laugh!!

if you wrote down over the next 90 days what you actually use, you will find its about 10% - 15% of what you have on board. Save yourself the trouble, take the mint green baby brush hogs and the purple with blue flake Senkos off the boat. Now thats organized.

Exactly!

I use .5% of what i have onboard lol

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One rod locker with swim baits and flukes
One rod locker with worms
one compartment lid with jig trailers

For over flow I bought some of the KVD worm speed bags. You can cram a lot in those little bags.

I wish I had a better system. I use or have used most of the systems already discussed and still don't feel like I am at the optimum of organization. The best advice was probably to take out alot of the stuff since my plastic inventory weighs about 120 lbs...ouch. But all of us have been on a hot bite and run out of the bait that was working soooo......

I used the zip lock bag method and felt it took to long during a tournament to find the right ziplock then find the right bait in the ziplock then rezip and put away. I went to 5 plano boxes organized by trailers, beavers, finesse, senko, etc. The other 100 pounds of plastics are in shoe box type plastic containers and ready to restock the planos. Prefishing i will throw all the shoebox totes in the boat. We will see if that works any better for me. Oh, and I think I may have reduced the weight of boat by 75 lbs...

Shoe boxes 20 for $30.00 from the container store labeled by color. You can fit about 8 in one storage bean of a skeeter.

1 gallon zip lock bags by type of plastic.

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