Go get one of those swim noodles. Cut it to fit whatever you wish to carry them in, and just wrap them around it.

 

I use the type from spoon caddy. http://spooncaddy.com/

 

Follow Cpt. Kevin's advise. Buy some push pins and a swim noodle and you'll be happy.

 

I also use the ones from spooncaddy. I get them from olepetestackle.com and love them. I have over 75 harness in one tray in the soft sided tackle bag and can access them easily.

 

you can also use pipe insulation. Its available at Lowes, Home Depot, etc. Pretty cheap too.

 

you can also use pipe insulation. Its available at Lowes, Home Depot, etc. Pretty cheap too.

The diameter fits your Plano storage boxes too. The swim noodle doesn't fit anything I have around.

 

Bought this at wal-Mart in the craft section. I can store 42 harnesses and a bunch of blades. small and compact andwon't blow out of your boat.

 

Do the little canisters come with it?

 

This is the most expensive option but the best IMO. B&B magnum bait rig box. 79.99 but I can store 130 spinners and misc stuff in the front pocket. It floats, tough as nails, and has a pocket on the top lid for extra dive charts etc. I put leaders and sliders and empty noodles that I put spinners that need retied in the empty areas on the side that need retied or put away on the proper noodle at a later time.

 

Do the little canisters come with it?

Yes...about $12 for it all. second year using it. just bought my second one. Easy to take with you on another boat since it is compact.

 

I put mine in 3"x4" jewlers bags, wich are just small 4mil ziplock baggies. I put them in a plano utility box. Use the the clear bags and you can easlily see each harness without taking it out of the bag. I have used the swim tubes and they work very well also.

 

This is the most expensive option but the best IMO. B&B magnum bait rig box. 79.99 but I can store 130 spinners and misc stuff in the front pocket. It floats, tough as nails, and has a pocket on the top lid for extra dive charts etc. I put leaders and sliders and empty noodles that I put spinners that need retied in the empty areas on the side that need retied or put away on the proper noodle at a later time.

I also have this box and its as nice as kgone says, very sturdy construction.

 

I put mine in 3"x4" jewlers bags, wich are just small 4mil ziplock baggies. I put them in a plano utility box. Use the the clear bags and you can easlily see each harness without taking it out of the bag. I have used the swim tubes and they work very well also.

I do prety much the same thing. Small zip lock bags. I have a plano spinner bait box full and also a plastic shoe box (kind with two piece lid that flips up). I can store a ton of harnesses in little space, they are easy to flip through, and you can put a coupple bags in your pants/jacket pocket to quickly try different colors.

 

I use the Ole Pete's box for double willows. For 5' colorado snells, I wrap them around pool noodles (available at Marc's for 99 cents each). Three of them fit perfectly into a Plano 3731 box, which is sold at Dick's for around seven bucks.

 

Ditto the pool noodles. I take fat little screws and put the loop from the leader over it and then simply wrap it. The noodles have a wider diameter than most of the rubber holders and so there is less line memory.

 

Bought this at wal-Mart in the craft section. I can store 42 harnesses and a bunch of blades. small and compact andwon't blow out of your boat.

That stores them up really nice. I have been wrapping mine around pipe insulation, but that looks like a better idea to me. Could you explain why you have different lengths to your harnesses? I just started tying them at the end of last year, so pardon my ignorance. Thanks.

 

Try golf tees instead of screws. The tees actually go threw the hollow core of the pool noodle and imbed in the other side without exiting.

 

I used a pool noodle adn 1-1/4" drywall screws, just screw them in by hand below the thread, so you dont nick any lines.

 

The swimmy noodle work great for me....I store them in a soft cooler that I picked up at big lots for like $5. Cut the noodle pieces to the height of the cooler. Perfect.

 

Personnally I use the capped harness tubes from Ole Pete. But i know that KaGee uses foam tubes with T-pins on them. These pins are used in the sewing business and can be found at Walmart or Michaels.

 

I took an old soft side shimano bag I had and put divider's in it that I made.
Store's 8 pool noodle's with 11 harnesses on each. The bag has a front zip compartment that holds a plano box I keep blade's,swivel's and snaps. Both side's have a small zip compartment that I store line and bead's, scissors,clipper's and a pair of 1.5 glasses.
Basically I made a version of the B&B Box after seeing KGone post the one he uses. Now for Harnesses I have 1 bag to grab.

Coop

 

The noodles and t-pins are great. i store in a small plastic tote and a small bag, just cut the noodles to fit. I have a couple hundred all the time. I do like the Spoon Caddy!

 

Bottombouncers can also be stuck into the bottom of the noodles.

 

Wow, didn't think this was going to be such a popular thread. But I guess we buckeyes are pretty good at playing Mcgyver got some great tips thanks! Think I will be going with noodles. Thanks again.