What do you all keep your plastics in

[monstermoose78]

I hate having the little packages that I can't get my big fingers in to grab one. I also hate chasing after a package blowing across the lake. Let's see what you are all using

[ANYFISH2]

I not much help, i try to keep the few plastics i have in their original pkg.  When not possible i have then in a small 6 compartment box, 3" × 3".

[Vitreus]

I'm interested in a solution as well.

 

Right now I have about 500 little micro plastic bags shoved into a ziploc. Very difficult to actually find anything...

 

I think I recall seeing a binder style keeper that looked pretty decent. I'll let you know what I find.

[gunner55]

Same here, some in a ziplock & the rest in a small Plano box

[Borch]

Clam has a plastics folder.   Holds a pile of baits.  I got one last winter and have a call into them as the plastic holder sheets are cracking apart.  I like it otherwise as a way to organize everything.  Still hard to get the little buggers out of there packages though.

 

I keep my unscented plastics in a compartment box.  It's easier to get them out but the scented plastics dry out in that setup.

[Rick G]

I'm in the same boat as most of you, baits everywhere...lol. wonder if one of those tackle logic bags would work? 

[Borch]

Panfish plastics has a nice, simple looking container that is reasonable. I haven't tried it yet though.

[monstermoose78]

This what I found it's double sided 

[Borch]

Here a pic of the one from panfish plastics.  It's 4" in diameter. 

[gunner55]

Forgot I'd seen 1 there & had to check it out after you mentioned it. Reasonably priced as well. mm,where did you get yours?

[monstermoose78]

Fleet farm cheap 

[live4chrome]

Everywhere. Jacket pockets, bibs, floor of my car, bottom of my fish house, on top of the dryer, in my boat in Alaska. I even have some in my ice fishing bag. It's a mess haha

[castmaster]

Get a binder. By far the best way to keep them organized while having good access. Tht said been having a hard time finding decent ones that aren't to big. I have a couple older ones from Cablelas that are maybe 6"x6" or 7"x7". The bags have held up well over the years, still seal properly etc. While the newer ones I've tried all seem to have flaws, either they crack when cold or the ziplock part stops staying closed or the holes for putting them in the binder rip open so the bags wont stay in it. Some have held up for a season or two and are pretty cheap to replace just the bags, but still.

If I'm able to find good quality bags I will post who makes them.