Skirts with leader storage

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• hatcity Posts: 3,161 Captain

  September 2018 #2

  wrap them up individually and place into sandwich bags

  I was not born stupid, just had lots of practice

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• JoyTime Posts: 47 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #3

  Thank you, guess I don’t need a pic of that...lol

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• BigTom Posts: 48 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #4

  I use leader wheels, you can put 3 rigs on each and they keep the leader and lures secure and neat. I usually put them in a bucket and rinse them after trip.

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• Salty Dawg44 Homosassa, FLPosts: 1,056 Officer

  September 2018 #5

  Yep..... Zip-Loc bags.
  
  

  
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• pje Orlando , FlPosts: 742 Officer

  September 2018 edited September 2018 #6

  I coil the leader and hang them inside a bucket , then rinse at home . I don't put them back in the lure bags until after rinsing and drying thoroughly . 
  
   I use these to wrap the leaders  http://www.blackbartlures.com/xcart/product.php?productid=16974&cat=294&page=

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• JoyTime Posts: 47 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #7

  Thanks folks.  Tight lines!

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• flyrodorbust Posts: 38 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #8

  Cut a piece of pool swim noodles 12” long. Then cut around the column every 2” a shallow 1/8” deep cut. Wrap your leader into the cut. Can hold 5 leaders per piece. I like the hexagonal noodles so they don’t roll around. Put some egg sinkers inside the middle to keep them from flying off your dash or deck at speed or windy conditions.

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• JoyTime Posts: 47 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #9

  Dang I love those noodles. Thank you

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• Bwarren Posts: 36 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #10

  Yes x2 to the pool noodle. I cut them about a foot long and can wrap at least 6 rigs around them. Then you can just rinse them all off at once when you get back as well. 

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• Al Bundy Posts: 248 Deckhand

  September 2018 #11

  I took a 5 gallon bucket and notched out the top and hang lures by the hook....
  
  
  Don't judge me for my rusty hooks...they're sharpened up.  In hind sight I would make the notches a little more shallow so I could use a lid, as it is there is too much play.  Either way, works great for a day trip or longer bahamas trip.  Easy to carry into and store in the garage.

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• JoyTime Posts: 47 Greenhorn

  September 2018 #12

  I knew y’all would have some great ideas

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