STOP Soft Plastics From Melting Together: How To Store Them Correctly

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  • čas přidán 3. 09. 2020
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    Have you ever reached down to get a soft plastic lure, just to find that it was melted to another one?
    Yes, that does happen often with soft plastics.
    But here's the good news: it's 100% preventable!
    Soft plastic fishing lures only melt when you store them incorrectly, but since there are several types of soft plastic lures, it can be confusing trying to remember all the rules.
    But in this video, you'll finally learn all about how to stop them from melting by storing them correctly.
    You'll learn:
    - What the 3 most popular types of plastic fishing lure material are
    - What lures are ok to store together and what lures are NOT ok to store together
    - The easiest way to safely store soft plastics so you don't have to remember the specific rules about the material it's made of
    - And much more
    If you're sick of your soft plastics melting together, you're going to love this video!
    Have any questions about storing soft plastics?
    Or do you have any other tips?
    Let us know down in the comments!

Komentáře • 48

  • @Saltstrong
    @Saltstrong  Před 3 lety +4

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  • @johnbfishing
    @johnbfishing Před 3 lety +9

    Completely agree. Always best to keep your soft baits in the original packaging. But if you MUST put Z-man in a storage case, the only approved case is the Flambeau “k-series”. This is a Styrene based plastic that doesn’t react like the cases that are readily available.

  • @georgemiserendino7385
    @georgemiserendino7385 Před 3 lety

    Insightful... Saw many errors/mistakes I’ve made over the years!

  • @jelly_fishing
    @jelly_fishing Před 3 lety

    Thanks for the information

  • @nuthatchnc879
    @nuthatchnc879 Před 3 lety +2

    This video came one week too late for me. I made the mistake of storing a couple of baits in my bag I take in the Sea Doo. I try to limit my gear because of the limited space and last week I opened my bag and it was a puddle of goo! Luckily I only put three in the bag so not a big loss but I hate to loss any. Thanks for the video

  • @douglasfields3942
    @douglasfields3942 Před 3 lety +3

    I sometimes use fish oil and it seems to work with keeping soft plastics soft and it seems to increase the fish strikes.

  • @e.cabanjr7511
    @e.cabanjr7511 Před rokem

    Thanks! Great video with critical information that nearly all anglers can benefit from

  • @josephfalzone4722
    @josephfalzone4722 Před 3 lety

    I had gotten some slam shady paddle tails from salt strong a few months ago. And I love them. I haven't used artificials very much before seen trying the slam shady paddle tails I'm hook on them.

  • @Joslemian
    @Joslemian Před 2 lety

    What is your opinion on mixing different plastics in a liquid within a bait locker (assuming you always watch to make sure the liquid is at a sufficient level and keep it stored in a location that is not hot)?

  • @andrewjohnxii
    @andrewjohnxii Před 3 lety

    Would you recommend drying the soft plastic after use before returning to the pack?

  • @RyuRaeArashi
    @RyuRaeArashi Před rokem

    Definitely wish information like this was a little more noticeable when getting into fishing. Usually buy the same/similar brands for plastics and they all play nice together. But bought a sort of "blind bag" of soft lures, not knowing a couple of them were made from a different type of plastics and just found out a couple sleeves of my storage melted together. Good to know for the future at least, wasn't sure if things got too hot somehow originally but this answered that eh.

  • @daviddutra7815
    @daviddutra7815 Před 3 lety

    I keep all my soft plastic baggies in a Z-Man bait Lockerz, holds over 30 baggies, better than the binder IMO.

  • @treerat7631
    @treerat7631 Před 3 lety

    Only really a zman and Yamamoto iusse . You mint have you white plastic turn a little pick in you mix strike king with other stuff. Other then that all the other stuff seems ok

  • @robregist

    Thanks, very infomative. So I need to take packs along and rig these kinds of baits at the fishing mark. What about after-session storage? Original pack with the rig if still useable?

  • @Heisenberg........_

    Can you put some kind of oil on your plastic worms to make them slimy and to rejuvenate them? Maybe some kind of vegtable, sunflower oil?

  • @montydewitt547

    Can you store loose worms in ziplock brand bags with out it damaging the worms?

  • @alexistrujillo5855
    @alexistrujillo5855 Před rokem

    Have y'all tested the waterproof plano tackle boxes as an alternative?

  • @GheenoeLifeLT25
    @GheenoeLifeLT25 Před 3 lety

    Hi tony, I recently started using gulp soft plastics. I purchased one of those gulp plastic screw on top containers to store my gulp lures. Will I be able to store different gulp lures in the same container as long as there is some of the liquid scent in there. Hope I’m not confusing you. Thanks

  • @Nothing-gw2fb
    @Nothing-gw2fb Před rokem

    I have a few Live Target soft baits. Unfortunately I threw away the original packaging. How could I store them now?

  • @jasonlel
    @jasonlel Před rokem

    can we use ziplock bags to store Zman soft plastic? Thanks.