Storage of these are a real pain. Based on a previous suggestion, get a piece of electical conduit tube and cut to a length a bit longer than the length of the rig (about 4ft??). Using cable ties, fasten a swivel clip near each end.
Now attach the rig to a piece of nylon, put the rig into the tube and clip the sinker end on to one of the swivel clips. Wind about 5 lengths of nylon between the swivel clips and permanently attach this end. This gives you a storage system and a "rod" with adjustable line (about 25ft) all in one. Great for keeping in the car and for fishing off any wharf at any tide.
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