Storing soft plastics

Hello all wondering how many of you store your soft plastics in the boat and extra’s in the garage?

Various size tubs that have lids that lock down.

A flambeau model 4510 plastic storage box is what I use. It is in the boat so can’t post a picture.

I tried to scan over Walmart and sterility site to find the small ones I have in my boat. Anyways, near perfect width for a bag of plastics and easily put a bunch in there. If you go that route, get hinged lid.

I just use big tubs for the back stock I have. But I have a box for eyes, bass, panfish… easy and fast organized

Pic is the huge size of what I have

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Randy Wieland wrote:

Various size tubs that have lids that lock down.

Same thing I do. I have them organized in my boat I carry 3 totes they are the width of a bag and 12 inches long. I can store 40ish bags in each. And then in my garage I have 2 big black storage totes on a shelf that has all my bulk. Because I buy way to much when they are on sale or when gander goes under

Tubs from Lowe’s w/labels from TW:

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I use a similar system. Plastic tubs of various sizes.

I prefer to keep the plastics in their original packaging too as most of them come with a re-sealable bag nowadays.

I have a peg board with all my surplus lures and plastics and backfill my stock on the boat as needed. Keeps my boat less hectic.

These have worked well for me. Get about 15 bags of plastics per. Label on the outside is nice.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-12-in-Document-Organizer-Bag-HD25100-TH/312387500

I’m I the only one that uses gallon freezer bags? Totes are nice, but I can get a lot of individual bags of plastics in one freezer bag and am not limited in where I can stuff them. Super cheap too.

Peg board as stated above worked really well when I had that setup, everything out on display helps certain packages not get lost in the mass.