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Hooked_UpThu Feb-17-05 01:31 PM
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#2125, "Storing Big Baits"


          

What do i stor them in? Like my Matt Lures and ospreys? And special box or something you put them in?

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Tm CustomsThu Feb-17-05 02:31 PM
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#2126, "RE: Storing Big Baits"
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You can use the deep plano 3700 or they also have a 3700 w/ no dividers at all these are what I have used

Hey let that Bass go I wanna catch her some day
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magmasterThu Feb-17-05 03:08 PM
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#2127, "RE: Storing Big Baits"
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Just make sure to keep them flat so that the tails don't kink. Sometimes they will run out of tune if they are stored incorrectly. A lot of my baits I keep in the OG clamshell boxes until I take them out to fish with. Bif Plano box is always good or one of the big boxes for Musky baits. I have one now and I love it, I'll try to find the link and post it later. It stores the lures by hanging from the hook vertically, no kinks and the bait stays true.

  

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edwardFri Feb-25-05 10:26 PM
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#2128, "RE: Storing Big Baits"
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you could store swimbaits in this


http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpage-P3730.html

  

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LightninrodSat Feb-26-05 07:03 AM
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#2129, "RE: Storing Big Baits"
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Thank you Edward. That is just the box I need and I had not thought to check out TW.

Dan

"Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less"

Deo Vindice

  

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