Storage for spare lures.

[ice dawg]

I have a Rolykit to keep spare lures in which works well for me. It is full of jigs and spoons that I don't use often or are replacements for lures I may lose on the ice. It is also nice for lures I buy in quantity during clearance sales. It rolls open to about four feet long. http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_kw=roly+kit+box

[MBrown4]

i remember those things! man did they hold alot of stuff!!! my mom had it for sewing but ended up taking everything out because it turned into a toy for me when i was little things are great

[da man cave shack]

That is cool, and kind of gives the experiance a retro efect.

[ice dawg]

They don't take up much room, but they hold a lot of jigs and spoons which my son learned when he picked his up and didn't have it latched. There were ice lures all over the floor of the shack. 

[ULking]

They don't take up much room, but they hold a lot of jigs and spoons which my son learned when he picked his up and didn't have it latched. There were ice lures all over the floor of the shack. 

You loose some down a hole?? Lol id be upset

[ice dawg]

You loose some down a hole?? Lol id be upset

LOL I don't think he lost any down the holes since he spilled it in the center of the shack, but it took about a half hour for him to gather them up again. I was sitting on my chair in stocking feet and was very leery about walking around for a while. 

[Chris338378]

I use those plastic boxed where you can put the dividers in the slots where you want them.  I get them at Walmart for a good price and the best part is they're clear so you can see what lures are in them and where they are at.

[spikes]

I like the clam or cabelas brand storage cases.   They can get a bit costly when you have a lot of jigs and spoons.