How do you guys organize your jigs?

[Wademac85]

Since I've jumped into crappie fishing with both feet over the last few years I've accumulated about every jig you can think of. I'm curious as to how you seasoned guys keep all your jigs organized and easy to go through while on the water. I have binders and Plano boxes and still seem to end up with a mess everytime. Thanks.

[scrat]

I use several of these little divider boxes.

[slabsuttle]

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[Hanr3]

I have a tackle box specific to slip bobber fishing that I use 90% of the time. Then I have tackle bags filled with other types of jigs. One bag for crank baits, one for jigs and tubes, one for spinners. By the end of the year, the gear is mixed and I spend the winter reorganizing. This year I think I am going to start out with mixed bags of gear. Instead of separating by type of jig/bait, I am going to separate by color. Lights for bright sunny days and darks for cloudy/overcast days. Still maintaining my slip bobber tackle box as a stand alone.

[Possum01]

On a rainy day I paint jig heads and pre rig my plastic on them using a small amount of super glue in a small Plano box... I keep the box and colors simple...


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[Michigan Man86]

A bucket or a cloth bag.







Hahah, could you imagine! I use a Plano box and organize by weight and color. Typically I use pink black and orange, so not a whole lot to keep organized.

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[dwightparks]

Just bought 3 boxes like slabshuttle has. Got them at lowe's 19.99 One of the best boxes I have for crappie.

[Jman5626]

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[Yaker]

I pack one small bag with a variety of lures in small plastic boxes,leaving my larger sorted collection at home.When I return from fishing,I simply resupply my small boxes from the supply box,keeps everything neat,and prevents me from taking the kitchen sink in the kayak.

[wannabe fisherman]

ORGANIZE ??? I use the throw and go method THROW some in my box and GO fishing