sfo1969
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What do you use to store all your dodgers in?
Dodgers
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I fished with a buddy last week and I thought he had the best dodger storage I've seen to date. It was a roll out bag with individual zippered compartments with clear vinyl so you could easily see the dodgers. He said he got it at Cabelas but I haven't taken the time to look yet. If anybody finds it, please post the link.
SilverBullets
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These are the ones I use...
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...r bag&cm_ite=netcon&rid=2146251080&hasJS=true
DLM
Oregon Forum MODERATOR
I made a holder with my seal-a-meal, two inch wide compartments 6.5 inches long. Each one holds about 6-8 dodgers. I will try to post a picture this weekend.
Not my original idea, got it from somebody here or on another forum.
Not my original idea, got it from somebody here or on another forum.
twisted lines
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Tackle binder from cabelas has a few more pockets! Works for me. TL
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...logCode=IA&rid=&parentType=&indexId=cat600036
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...logCode=IA&rid=&parentType=&indexId=cat600036
sfo1969
Member
Thanks guys for all the info.thumbsup
SmokeOnTheWater
Well-known member
Just a PLANO plastic box.
3RivrFishr
Well-known member
I use a tackle binder as well as some plastic storage bins with lids. The ones that I put into the bins go into a zip-loc bag first.
DLM
Oregon Forum MODERATOR
DLM
Oregon Forum MODERATOR
As you are looking at the picture the bottom is actually one side of a roll, which is already sealed. The top is the other side of the roll but it has to be trimmed to make the openings for the dodgers.
Using the hot sealer on my vacuum packer I make a seal every two inches. (It is best to roll out the material first and make 2" marks with a sharpie). After I make as many dividers as I want on that sheet I cut the roll off just past the last seal. I use the rolls that are 8 inches wide, I then cut the sheet down on the side to 6.5 inches and that makes the openings for the dodges to slide in.
When you put the dodgers in the sleves you alternate them face up and then face down, this makes it fold up much tighter, like stacking spoons together.
Using the hot sealer on my vacuum packer I make a seal every two inches. (It is best to roll out the material first and make 2" marks with a sharpie). After I make as many dividers as I want on that sheet I cut the roll off just past the last seal. I use the rolls that are 8 inches wide, I then cut the sheet down on the side to 6.5 inches and that makes the openings for the dodges to slide in.
When you put the dodgers in the sleves you alternate them face up and then face down, this makes it fold up much tighter, like stacking spoons together.
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Full_Monte
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Here's one you can make yourself. I'd rather put the money into the dodgers than into a storage setup for them. In one year, I've accumulated more dodgers than I can easily count.
http://kokaneefishingforum.com/fishing-forums/showthread.php?t=1585
http://kokaneefishingforum.com/fishing-forums/showthread.php?t=1585
TroutScout
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I store my dodgers in a plastic bellows file I bought at Walmart office supplys for about 5 bucks. It has lots of plastic dividers and works well.
SilverBullets
Super Moderator
Those Cabela's bags work good. I use one for dodgers, one for flashers, and one for gang trolls.
BROWNBAGGER
Well-known member
I just use double zip lock baggies. dry the dodgers out on the dash, put one in, roll half way , throw in another. stack them side by side in my tackle box. zip locks work great for pop gear, keeps the wire from tagling up with other's
