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In my tackle box I bought some of that flat magnetic sheeting stuff like Fridge magnet crap, Cut it to size for all my trays in the box so all my hooks and what not do not end up all over the place. I have 2 small plano pocket sized boxes that fit in my main box, with the adjustable dividers for my pimples and rapalas, and the 2, 8 dollar darters I can't catch anything on.
(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)I use a Static Primer case that I lined with the closed cell foam camping mats that are about $6 at Walmart. Used a hotmelt gun to secure the foam and cut to fit. The foam is somewhat self healing and doesnt tear up when the hook is pulled out of it. I carry about 400 jigs with me when fishing. I know, its an addiction, I'm sorry. I also have a couple small plano boxes for my micro plastics, terminal tackle, and spoons. This case I have pictured is about 10" by 18" and about 1 1/2" thick. I have about ten of these cases laying around in various sizes and thicknesses I have made, but prefer this one size wise. It fits in a bucket, in my Ready Rig, etc. I have built about another dozen for friends who love them. They are water proof and keeps the jigs from rusting. I can drive over one with my truck and not ruin it. You can toss it into your shack from 20 feet away and not knock the jigs loose or break the case. I used to use the smaller boxes for jigs, but I hated the fact that when you try to pull one out of a small bin, the divider would slide up and mix two bins together. Also, they should make those small boxes with a ramped edge on the outside wall of the box so when you place you finger on a jig, you can slide it out instead of having to lift it out. The small fly boxes work, but I always end up pulling about four of them out of my pockets before I find the one I am looking for. This box wont fit in my pocket and I know that is the major reason why most wouldnt use it. But for those looking for organization and convenience of use, and have a better way to spend ten minutes on the ice than trying to grab the right jig out of a square inch compartment with 20 jigs in it, this is the cat's meow.