How do you store your lures

[treblig]

We have all gone through this. The season is upon us and we take out our lures. Often it's a major tangle of hooks, split rings, and swivels. We find those that we washed still degraded from storage. The worst is you can’t remember were or which box you put your favorite.


Here is a simple method. It allows the lure to air dry, stay organized, and allow quick selections and looks like a trophy wall.


Theses are fridge racks from a commercial fridge. They are hanging on heavy picture frame hooks.

Even large flies will keep their form without being compresses in small boxes or piled on top of each other.

Sorry about the photo . Not sure why they rotate horizontally when I up load them.

 

[scott craven]

Wow, you like CJ Specials eh ??
good idea

 

[treblig]

Wow, you like CJ Specials eh ??
good idea

Hi Scott craven
They are all prototypes.... I test and review them .

 

[scott craven]

Looks like more than a few that would work well .

 

[finaddict]

I like to store a lot of them in salt water down about 80 to 300 feet.........

 

[scott craven]

Those needlefish (second row, left) look interesting...
are they in production yet ?

 

[Birdsnest]

After incidentally storing a bunch of lures in a tupperware container with a silica packet in it and seeing there was no corrosion what so ever I now have silica packs in all my spoon, hook and swivel containers.

 

[treblig]

Those needlefish (second row, left) look interesting...
are they in production yet ?

These are on the market now and there is a few more newer version. They can be obtained at Pacific Net and Twine Parksville.

 

[Derby]

the original hand made ones are available at the store also.....

 

[TheBigGuy]

Those needlefish (second row, left) look interesting...
are they in production yet ?

I was wondering the same thing. Have you tested out the needlefish versions. How would you rate them in comparison to other needlefish imitations. What is the speed range the needlefish spoon works best trolling.

 

[mikep]

We tested a bunch of the CJ needles this summer and they worked great.

I will get some pics up for you guys.

 

[Discus]

Someone told me the cj needles need to troll faster likely 3.0 -3.5 mph.

 

[treblig]

Someone told me the cj needles need to troll faster likely 3.0 -3.5 mph.

Actually that's true for the large ones and the smaller ones 2.5 to 3