Enough to go fishing

I have an entire backpack full of soft plastics, not to mention one of the rod lockers on my boat has various bags of soft plastics covering the entire floor. The thing is I hardly throw soft plastics any more unless the bite is tough. The only soft plastics I throw anymore on a regular basis are reapers, twin tail trailers, beavers, and I just started throwing the Missile baits D-bomb.

I'm not tellin'. 

 

We won't even discuss jigs or crankbaits

 

Tom

I'm not tellin'. 

 

We won't even discuss jigs or crankbaits

 

Tom

Crankbaits for me are not so bad as of late. Jigs on the other hand, I have a three drawer see through plastic tote completely lined up with jigs in each row.

50-60 hooks. 20-30 sinkers. Four ziploc bags with 6-7 bait bags in them: one for worms, one for craws/creature baits, one for finesse baits like grubs and tube, and one for flukes/swimbaits. 

I'm not tellin'.

We won't even discuss jigs or crankbaits

Tom

Right!?

Last time ordered jigs i got 75 in one shot. That was 18months ago...i only have like 20 left

My backpack has 23lbs of stuff in it, that's downsized from 26lbs. I have two more backpacks full of plastics, one with plastic stick baits, and one with other types of plastic. One 3700 plano filled with terminal tackle. Realistically this should last me for quite some time, but the new Field and Stream grand opening is on the 26th, I'm gonna buy some more plastic, I just know it. 

im a bank fisherman so i have a 3601 with all my hooks and a smaller box with only 6 compartments for all my weights and bobber stops

I don't know.  This is a hard question.  I'm not a big fan of hard questions so I will answer this hard question in the same manner that I answer many other hard questions in my life, i.e. by deferring thinking about it until "later".

 

Geeze . . . I feel better . . . . tackle dilemma over… . .

I refuse to respond to this post in fear of if I leave this site on and my wife sees what I might answer she'll stop believing me what I tell her what's in the bag every time I come home.