How do you organize your tackle bag?

[walleye4]

Just curious to see how some of you organize some of your Plano Boxes in your bag.

Here is something I started doing this past year for my walleye boxes. Sure helps keep everything together and not floating around in my bag.

I have all my blades sorted and put in these little plastic boxes that fit right into a 3700 size box. I also keep weights, beads, clevis's, hooks, and everything else for walleye fishing in these little boxes.

Works awesome!

Let's see your ideas.

[hmbeal]

Where did you get the little boxes, they look like a really good idea.

[Iambjm]

Where the heck did you get those little boxes, I think they are really neat.

[walleye4]

I bought them in bulk from a dealer. My brother used to work for a company that these are what the welding tips came in. I got quite a few of them left, PM me if your interested. Not the cheapest pc of plastic I have ever bought but they sure do make organizing nice.

[MNice]

Holy c r a p!! To much time on your hands??

Just kidding, looks very nice.

[opsirc]

I use a large soft sided bag with the large plastic containers, and mark the outside with what is in each one.

[gunflint]

I use those weekly pill boxes that you can get at any drug store. They're only a buck or two and you get seven compartments. They fit nicely in my 3700 boxes.

[eyebjim]

Lets see. I usually buy new tackle, open takle box and dump in. Then when I need them I open takle box dig and dig and dig til I find what I need. I then run around the boat picking up packages the wind has blown around and repeat.

[cluelessfisherman]

That is very impressive!

I have been searching for a walleye rig kit along the lines of something like that to buy pre-made, but can't find anywhere where they are sold in kits larger than like 300 pieces.

I buy a pack of blades or clevices and lord only knows what happens to the rest of them after I open the package...

Very nice!

[hanson]

Myself being a stickler for tackle storage and organization, I tip my hat!! That is awesome!!

[snoozebutton]

Lets see. I usually buy new tackle, open takle box and dump in. Then when I need them I open takle box dig and dig and dig til I find what I need. I then run around the boat picking up packages the wind has blown around and repeat.

That's the same way I do it.

[mrfish1991]

I have 4 boxes that fit in my tackle bag.

box 1 ~ the box i dig in most often, contains my bobbers, jigs, floating jigs, weights (Bullet and splitshot), terminal tackle, crappie/sunfish lures.

box 2 ~ Crankbaits and topwater

Box 3 ~ Misc. bass things

box 4 ~ Senko box and worm hooks that i bought as a kit from the big C

[fishinfey8]

I have a similar set up as mrfish.

Box 1 has terminal tackle and jigs

Box 2 has slip bobbering stuff and spinners/lindy rigs

Box 3 has crankbaits

Box 4 has spoons and large trout/pike selection

Also use bait boxes for the big water tackle...

B.B.1 has reef runners and other cranks

B.B.2 has spoons

[Raider4ever]

I have a bigger GM bag that holds 6 bigger boxes and one little one in the main compartment

Boxes

1. Topwaters

2. Rattle Raps

3. Other Crankbaits

4. Plastics

5. Live bait stuff (bobbers, hooks, jig heads, etc.)

6. Leftovers/spares

7. Spinner/Buzzbaits (the little one)

The rest of the bag is filled with the rest of the stuff in your average box.

Just for grins and giggles I took out the Berkley scale and hooked 'er up. 17.8 pounds. I thought it felt a little weighty on the shoulder.

[onlydrakes4me]

I have a GM soft bag that holds 6 larger boxes and 1 med box and 2 small boxes

large boxes mostly raps and plugs

med box - jigs

small boxes - hooks, bobbers, weights, and small plastics