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What do people use to store the Huddlestone size baits? The rows in the standard boxes are too narrow and cause the bait to bend, etc with the hooks attached.

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plano has a box out that is wider and deeper than your standard boxes. I don't recall the number but they can hold 3 Hudd's per row without cramming them in.
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Just hook it to the carpet in the inside of your rod locker. If that don't work then um... by the new bit planno's. :lol:
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Hey Scott...

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...just give them to me. I'll keep 'em straight for you! (Har Har!).
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If you give them to Ron, sure they will be straight with lots of teeth marks :lol:
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Gosh...I hope he isn't going to chew on them! His dentist won't appreciate the silicone!!
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Re: Hey Scott...

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Here's Bill Siemantel's swimbait tacklebox


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This is a good box
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpage-P3730.html

If you have something really big, use this box, it has a double wide row on it
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpage-P3731.html
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Check out Shimano's new bag line up

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I was in the reel repair shop a few weeks back and Ted S. showed me the newly launched bag product line. Pretty cools stuff. The system allows you to vertically store your baits without any warpage.

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This is pretty cool...till you know the price! $55!! That is a lot of $$ to store our already expensive baits. Guess they need to match :)
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I don't care who you are, that's funny right there!

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Hey Brian does that storage box come with a space to keep beer cold? :?: Because for $55 :shock: I would need a beer or at least have drank a bunch of beer bfore I would buy that. I will say 1 thing though, I bet that storage bag would hold a heck of a lot of jigs and It would still have room for a six pack. :lol:
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its a serious bag for serious fisherpeople

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and its big and clunky enough to make a boater give their amateur that .. "you've got to be kidding look" ..hehe

Here is the beer, err.. lunch cooler tote.

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Gee...does this box keep my swimbaits in "perfect" condition and guarantee catching fish? Man oh man...we are getting desperate.

I bought the Plano box for $5.
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Re: its a serious bag for serious fisherpeople

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:lol: at those prices, I think I'll stick to making a hanging rack for my boat and hang the swim baits there. Besides, its another large bag I don't need in the boat
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