Tons of plastic and not enough storage

[Striper]

I have used th tackle logic bags for a while but have found that I have 5 of the large ones storing all my soft plastic - Has anyonen found and easier way to store tonns of soft plastic baits with out needing a shopping cart?

[bigjim]

Nope, not yet! I've got a few of the Tackle Logic bags, and several Shimano bags, plus some Plano boxes full of plastics, and still have a bunch of bags of plastics! That's just the bass baits, it don't count all the Salt water or pan fish plastics I've accumulated!


I never seem to have enough storage space for them all!

[Striper]

This is what I am finding - no easy way to carry 42,000 plastic baits without 5-6 different tackle bags etc.

[gregt]

Same issue, I did try and scale back - then I thought I didnt have enough and went and bought more.

[g3mike]

i installed a cooks goto tackle system this winter, and i love it-though i dont store a ton of plactics on it just mainly spinnerbaits and jigs-i do store a few bags of my favorites on there with the hooks provided. seems to work pretty good.
mike

[OHbassaholic]

I use a Field and Stream tackle bag that I got at Dick's Sporting Goods. It came with the usual plastic organizers inside but I pulled those out and can have 2 rows of plastics still in their original packaging standing up side by side. This makes for an easy way to keep them organized and easily identifiable as I let my fingers walk through the assortment. I can carry around 60 bags of plastics when necessary, and there are a mess of small pouches to store terminal tackle etc. along with a large pocket on the outside that I keep a org. try with terminal tackle as well.

I am considering a second setup so that I can have two separate bags pre-set for certain conditions instead of constantly changing out the contents. This bag runs under $30 and at times is on special for $25. It has a reinforced side to lay that way while open and a very secure carry handle. I wish all my tackle bags were as well built.