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    I'm thinking of changing from hard sided tackle storage for soft baits to a "binder" type system. Looking for ideas from all y'all. Please share and include pics.

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    Depends on how much stuff you carry with you. Back when I fished for bass I tried it, but you still have to keep hard sided boxes for weights, hooks, corks etc. you end up with a bag of smalls. It would work if you limit what you carry, but not for what I keep.
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    Yea I thought about that. Was going to try and use my redneck ingenuity to do my best to keep it all in one binder.

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    I put all my plastic tubes in the binders by colors. I like it. Pull out the binder and flip thru pages of colors.
    I leave the baits in there plastic package and put it into the plastic pages in the binder.
    Got the binders from Bass Pro Shops 10-12 bucks each. And you can get more plastic pages to put in them if you need more.
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    I tried the binders for couple years. What a pain! when the weather got cold binder got hard zippers broke.Went to Basspro and bought a Plano tackle systems bag.

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