cowbell storage

[Pa223]

cowbell storage

Trying to fend off cabin fever by organizing my stuff again.  Cannot find a way to keep my cowbells stored other than just roll them up and throw them in a plastic box..  Anyone have any neat ideas or pics of how they do it?

[CatskillBob]

Plastic box here... Dollar general with locking lid special. 3 boxes fit nicely inside an old milk crate. 

[Sk8man]

Large Ziplock bags and then placed in the soft side blue waterproof cooler bags ($3.00) from Wegmans. Holds dozens of them fully rigged. Keeps them untangled, out of the sun, and dry and they don't get kicked around in the boat. Maybe not the best  or most sophisticated system out there but it works for me

Edited February 18, 2017 by Sk8man

[ontherise]

Large Ziplock bags and then placed in the soft side blue waterproof cooler bags ($3.00) from Wegmans. Holds dozens of them fully rigged. Keeps them untangled, out of the sun, and dry and they don't get kicked around in the boat. Maybe not the best  or most sophisticated system out there but it works for me[emoji4]

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[GAMBLER]

I have mine in Cabelas flasher storage bags.


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[Yankee Troller]

I save the bags the Hammerheads come in, and just toss them back in when I'm done with them.

[Pa223]

Thanks guys!

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[Silver Fox]

This is the storage I use. Everything is from Amish Outfitters except for the quart size freezer bags that the Hammerheads go into. Cow bells on the bottom of the bag and the two boxes of Gambler Rigs on top.




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[Broadhorizons]

I use a "worm binder" with ziplock pages/pouches. Its made for organizing bags of plastic worms.