Thread: How do you store your tied jigs?

SteveW - Now thats using your noodle! :p I have made my own boxes for flies and jigs, I also use foam, but my way is by far not that simple!!! Thank you very much for posting..... don't think my kids will ever miss a few inches off their noodle.... :D

stevew,
Great idea thanks!! I'm curious on ur jigs that you have in the pic that are in the second row w/ that white tail.....what is that? That you used for the tail?

Thanks,
AC

Originally Posted by stevew

I make my own storage boxes.An old vhs video box or game box works great but you could use anything.Just take a swimming pool noodle and cut to size then draw your lines on it and cut each piece in a V shape.Make them as thick or thin as you need them.Razorblade works great for this.


Hot glue them in the box in a step pattern.


I have alot of these made up with different flies in them and have just started making them for my jigs.You can put a label on the back and store them on a shelf or it makes them easy to sort through in a tackle bag or boat box.

This is slick as banana puddin.

Great idea. I see noodles along the road all the time that have blown out of a boat or something. I'll be trying that soon.

thats a good idea sir i'm gonna make some

cheers:D

I have a bunch of old VHS boxes and 6 feet of noodle that was given to me.
I'm gonna make up some of those jig boxes.

good ideal

stevew, that is a great use of materials and a awesome idea for jig storage. I think I will steal the idea for my own storage uses. Great idea and pass on other builds or projects you have done. Keep up the good work and happy fishing. Rollcaster.............................

That's one of the more helpful tips that I've seen on here.
J

maybe we need a tip and trick section?