Starting lineup storage

[Hockey390]

What do you all use to store/transfer your starting lineup for a day of Salmon fishing?

I've gone through several variations of bins, tackle boxes, bags, sleeves, etc. and just curious what others do.

I don't put lures on rods before the boat is launched because they all lay together during trailering. Too many tangles with hooks attached.

 

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[N II Deep]

on the front dash is two silverware drawer bins with spoons and/or plugs for the day,  and flashers and flies wrapped up around short sections of swim noodles. 

 

 

[CapMike]

Actually, I leave the lures - even crankbaits on my lines when stacked together and laying in a pile in the back of the boat. Two things which help. One is hook the lure to the front part of the reel,either on the level wind cross piece or to a cross piece just below the level wind mechanism. Second, grab the line between the tip and reel (not the part going through the line guides) then give the rod a two or three spins. This will lock the line against the rod and it won't be like a bow string. If I have 12 rods in the pile, maybe one or two will be goobered a bit. 

[Hockey390]

Good tip.

Actually, I leave the lures - even crankbaits on my lines when stacked together and laying in a pile in the back of the boat. Two things which help. One is hook the lure to the front part of the reel,either on the level wind cross piece or to a cross piece just below the level wind mechanism. Second, grab the line between the tip and reel (not the part going through the line guides) then give the rod a two or three spins. This will lock the line against the rod and it won't be like a bow string. If I have 12 rods in the pile, maybe one or two will be goobered a bit. 

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