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    Here are some tips for tackle box usage.

    - Make it easier on yourself. Take what you will fish with that day instead of that huge tackle box.
    - Worms dry out easy. If you are leaving worms in tackle box, spray some scent on them to keep them
       lubricated.
    - To keep your hooks from rusting put a Q-tip-tip or a tooth pick in with them.
    - Add non-scented powder to the skirts of your spinner baits, this will keep them from tangling up.
    - Divide lures by category like topwater, crankbaits ect. This will make it a lot easier to find when the time        comes.

    Got anything else that has helped you out along the way? Send the info to tips@howtobass.com