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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Tips, Tricks and Things to Consider => Topic started by: fellinger on February 04, 2014, 06:54:56 PM
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In the off season one of my projects was to reorganize the boat since I have a ton of crap and limited space. What I have done is used a larger milk crate and was able to find smaller, wooden crates at Michaels Crafts to put inside to hold lead, lures, etc. The smaller wooden crates are more heavier duty than the plastic bins and fit perfectly 3 abreast and stacked 2 high. The wooden crates run about $2 each. They sell larger ones too. I can now secure the crate in the cabin and pull out the crate of lead that I need access to.
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Nice Fred t^
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Looks good. t^ I'm still on the coffee can program for my sinkers. ;D
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Looks good. t^ I'm still on the coffee can program for my sinkers. ;D
I was surprised how sturdy they were for the cost. I like that fact that they stack flat and fit with little gaps in the milk crate.
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Looks good. t^ I'm still on the coffee can program for my sinkers. ;D
Me too ;D
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Looks good. t^ I'm still on the coffee can program for my sinkers. ;D
Me too ;D
Me too t^
Good idea Fred
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t^
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Nice idea Fred. I'm on the coffee can, plastic container, and white bucket "storage plan".
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Nice economical solution Fred. I've got my lead sorted by size in Mayo jars, but might be able to use those mini wood crates for a few other things.