Tackle Storage Solutions - Bins and Boxes

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Uploaded by on Jan 21, 2012

Terminal tackle (hooks, weights) fit well in segregated boxes, as do crankbaits and other lures. However, large amounts of soft plastics can pose storage issues. If you like to keep soft plastics in their packages, they get bulky. Plastic bins and boxes work well for storage of worms, crawdads, flukes, jig trailers, brush hogs etc. You can also put "kits" in boxes such as Drop Shots, Tubes, Wacky Worms and Carolina Rigs, to name a few. With your "kit", you have the soft plastic and the hooks and weights all in one spot. Grab-N-Go, or easy to take off storage shelves and place on your boat if that's you plan to use on your fishing trip.

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  • Like things u need for a belly boat. Is it good to start up with a cheap one or go ahead an buy a more pricy one

  • @Thechrisdays Always buy the best you can afford. But, first ask yourself if you want a belly boat or a kick boat. There's things in common, but lots of differences, too. Belly boats are the easiest and lightest means of getting on the water. Kick boats have oars, sometimes places to put a trolling motor, and you sit completely out of the water. But, they take more room and are harder to transport. With both options I'd recommend waders and belly boat fins. Have fun!

  • nice video, Living in Japan makes storage crucial for me because of lack of space, I'm always interested to see peoples storage solutions

    thanks

  • @martynwhit Thanks, Marty. As you know, there's no need to carry every lure or bait you have inside your boat on every fishing trip. So, I try to organize lures and then select ones to take on the water. For small boats (pontoon and belly boat) it is even more important to select only what you need because you have to carry the equipment to the water.

  • Can u make a video on how to start up on fishing from a belly boat

  • @Thechrisdays Not sure what you are asking here. There's nothing special about starting to fish in a belly boat. Let me know if I am missing your point.

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  • @Winkiedoodles yeah exactly, it's just a pain keeping everything i need in my tiny Tokyo apartment

  • @Outdoorhuntandfish Thanks for watching. No celebration; actually I just deleted around 50 or more videos and will probably drop some more. I guess sorting videos and sorting fishing tackle are good things to do on nasty winter days! Not to worry, I have an external drive 'storage solution' for all my vids! :)

  • @fishingmaster13 Well, I haven't used the GoPro much because it is the "old" one and I have trouble knowing whether or not it is recording and pushing those housing buttons felt clumsy. My plan is to get the LCD backpack which should simplify, or at least help, figure the darn thing out. They take good quality videos; be prepared for a "fish eye" type of perspective.

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