Storing/organizing top water lures

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    Posted: 02 Oct 2011 at 1:44pm
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What are you guys using to store your top water lures in? I had/have a standard black magic trolling lure roll but the plastic seems to make it hard to get the lures in and out at times. So I just end up throwing them all in a bucket...
Is there something more suitable availble locally?
 
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I'm just using an old school tackle box, but removing the trays that pop out when you open the lid.

This way you can store them rigged if you rubber band the two trebles together.
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Im the same as marx - just rubber band the front and rear hooks together and throw them into a plastic box...
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I've got a heap of those Owner washable treble safety caps. 1 size cover does three sizes of trebles. Just leave baits rigged now = lot less pisin around, no catching on everything. Scored a few washable Youvella lure wallets awhile back from the warewhare for $1 each in the bargain bin.
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Worksuks made me something very similer and its great then being the good bugger he is he refused to take any $ for making itClap

I Will get him back with some free stuff
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