Spinner Storage

[HillbillyGeek]

I've got a bunch of spinners and they are all stored in a couple of bins (one for large, and one for medium & small).

This system works, but it's messy and retrieving a specific spinner always requires some untangling. There has got to be a better way to store these things!

How do you guys do it?

[kevinb]

Maybe add a couple of more trays. Make sure ya don't put any away wet. God that sucks...

[fishaholictaz]

Here is an idea;
Take one of those containers get it as open as possible. (big of bins as possible)Then take a dense styrofoam and cut it to fit tight. This should leave enough room for the baits and make them stay untangled by putting one hook in the foam.

Just an idea let me know if you try it I might!

[A9]

Here's what I do. It aint the best, but Dick Nites are with Dick Nites, Needlefish are with Needlefish, etc. Unfortunately I've added about 20 more lures to this collection. I use about 10 at most, and I'd bet most of those lures have never touched water....

[Rollin with Rolland]

holy cow HG, those lures all look brand new!! somebody needs to get out on the water a little more...

Alright, i'm just jealous. I WISH i kept my gear in that good of condition. As far as storage, foam does work well, especially a "spongy" type.
I also have bought smaller storage boxes with the smallest divisions possible, and only put one spinner per compartment. you have two or three boxes, but each one is pretty small. then you can have each small box represent a size/color/style or what have you. that's what i do.