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    Hey guys, I thought I'd share how I store my jigs now. I used to just keep them open in the box, but the tail would always get curled up, and basically ruin them over time. I bought these plano boxes at Academy (low profile), and I bought the yoga mat at Wal-Mart for $15. Any high density foam will work, but the thickness of this, and the depth of the tray works out perfect so the box closes just perfect to hold the jigs. I'd love to see how you guys store yours, I'm definitely open to learn any tips that you guys have!

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    Your idea looks really nice and a good way to store your jigs. Here is a post I did a good while back and see what you think. Just add some of that foam glued in with hoot glue gun is all one needs.
    http://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-t...storage-maybe/

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    Kevin rogers says he uses mineral oil too keep his jigs limber and not lose their color in his boxes FWIW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hdhntr View Post
    Kevin rogers says he uses mineral oil too keep his jigs limber and not lose their color in his boxes FWIW.
    Not sure how well that work, but I just don't leave mine in the sun which is what the main thing that will make them fade. Does mineral oil have some kind of UV blocking in it?

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    I like it! You are basically doing the same thing. Gotta keep'em secure.
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    I really like your jig case. I have been trying the same principal for the entire winter but currently just using styrafoam. I have a Pilates Yoga Mat that I am more than willing to cut up, but; it looks much thinner than yours. Do you happen to know the thickness you have ? Thanks, Pop

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    Quote Originally Posted by pop View Post
    I really like your jig case. I have been trying the same principal for the entire winter but currently just using styrafoam. I have a Pilates Yoga Mat that I am more than willing to cut up, but; it looks much thinner than yours. Do you happen to know the thickness you have ? Thanks, Pop
    The sheet of foam at Walmart or Hobby Lobby is what I used in mine. Just took a couple quick pics with my phone and will post here. One advantage the system I picked is there are a lot of small boxes in the large one. Then I can pick and choose which small boxes I want to take.

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    Skip, I bought 2 similar containers but container only holds 6 boxes each. I am using to keep my jig hooks. The problem I have is the latches don't want to stay closed. I am using a plano box that is totally open and have
    1/2 inch styrofoam inside. I know the styrofoam won't last long so I am looking for better material. The yoga mat might be the answer.

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    Barry, how is the yoga mat effected with the hooks in and out? Thanks, Pop

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    Quote Originally Posted by pop View Post
    I really like your jig case. I have been trying the same principal for the entire winter but currently just using styrafoam. I have a Pilates Yoga Mat that I am more than willing to cut up, but; it looks much thinner than yours. Do you happen to know the thickness you have ? Thanks, Pop
    It's just shy of 1/2", 7/16" to be exact.

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