9 replies to this topic

[PaMuskyHunter]

Well i needed a box for my spinnerbaits so i did some searching for a cheaper method of storing them,took a few ideas and put together a cheaper,effective,and secure way too store my lures.
I bought the plastic tote at dollarstore $4,dial rod $.59 & some left over plywood and screws. I used a file too notch out the grooves so they would stay in place.

The box locks and has a handle,it holds about 20 spinnerbaits.
I'm going too make another one or two for my bucktails and other inlines i have made.

[PaMuskyHunter]

Here's another one i made for my other bucktails and inlines.
I using small hooks on the dial rods and sides,this one is a little bit more complicated,possitioning the hooks so you can get them off easily and so they wont fall off.
I ran outa hooks after i broke a few off trying too screw them into the dials.

[Theflyingplatypus]

Thats sweet! But i would make it out of pvc for moisture reasons.

[daffy_duck]

smart, eazy, cheep, it's work!!! very good job,mr.Musky hunter:)

[PaMuskyHunter]

thank you very much

[Muskiefool]

Good idea Pa

[haybay larry]

I have used an old cooler form this purpose. I used 3/8" threaded rod to hold my spinnerbaits when transporting them. Because of the threaded rod the baits won't move around. It's inexpensive and works so well. I bought my cooler at a garage sale.
...Larry

[thorium06]

great idea! How big is the plastic box?

[Muskiefool]

I'm just surprised someone hasn't come along and deleted your pics and sent you BS messages.
Still a great idea

[jamie]

Ilike it I will have to make it for a few of my musky baits.

Edited by jamie, 05 April 2009 - 09:13 AM.