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Stratos17 · Joined: 31 Aug 2008 Posts: 372 Location: Bristol, Ct.

Hi all, trying to organize my tackle. I'm trying to get rid of carrying "the tackle box" I have a ton of "Plano" boxes. I have seen some guys with soft sided ringed book kind of things. Soft plastics in platic bags that go in a book.

I'm thinking if I can get all my soft plastics in a couple of binders, I can free up some space for the planos filled with hard baits.

It is truly unbeleivable how much tackle you carry. I bet I have over 200 worms alone.

How are you guys doing it? Any tips are much appreciated, Thanks

Marty

Jerryinct · Joined: 10 May 2007 Posts: 63 Location: Norwich CT

The longer you fish the more you will see what works when and rotate your boxes as the seasons changes. I have my worms and tubes in the binders. I really like the Falcon boxes as they specialize for crankbaits, jigs, jerkbaits etc.

Ryan G. · Joined: 07 May 2007 Posts: 179 Location: Bristol

The falcon boxes for hooks and weights are a must. I dont like any of their other boxes because you cant fit much at all in them. I use the bigger plano boxes for everything else, 3700. For organizing those you can use a file organizer from staples to hold the boxes if your bot doesnt have one built in.

here is one site: http://www.discountofficeitems.com/rubbermaid-regeneration-super-sorter-rub45106-p-11936.html

Stratos17 · Joined: 31 Aug 2008 Posts: 372 Location: Bristol, Ct.

I did a little research, The falcon boxes do look pretty cool. Thanks for the link on the organizer!!!