Bass Pro Shops® Extreme® Single Worm Binder Bag or Replacement Pages
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The Bass Pro Shops Extreme Single Worm Binder Bag is a simple way to ensure your tackle organization leads to more fishing. Constructed from heavy-duty, water-resistant material, the Single Worm Binder Bag features large, easy-to-grip zippers with rubber bumpers and durable nylon handles for easy transport. Color: Black/Blue. Measures: 11" x 9" x 3". Imported.
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Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 51
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by GilnerCabin Practical Bag
I like this bag. Well constructed. Only drawback is that the sleeves are a little flimsy.
June 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by LuLuB232 Knitting Needle organizer!
I heard about this product from a podcast & it is just what I've been looking for to keep my circular needles organized. Great price!
April 2, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Fiest The bags are junk
The organizer is great, a great product idea and lots of space BUT the bags are TERRIBLE. It doesnt matter if you've got three worms in the bag they bust open at the weak seams. I'm ordering refill bags and hoping maybe there was some defect in the ones I originally got with the binder. They need to make heavier duty bags though, ziplock holds at the seams 100 times better than these.
May 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Knitting Every knitter should own one
I am very happy with this binder. I had read that other knitters used it to get organized so I decided to try one. I use it to organize both my dpns, my circular needles and my interchangables. Each page has a label and all of the needles that are that size get dumped in. It holds plenty. I do find it kind of difficult to open the rings to add new sheets but that isn't a deal breaker. I also don't have any use for the elastic bands on the inside of the cover. I could have used more plastic zipper compartments instead. Overall this has saved me lots of time and aggravation when it comes to locating my needles.
April 26, 2011
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I've been curious about using fish attractants on my soft baits and wondered if I add a little in the zip lock bags provided in this worm binder will cause any negative effects?
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my answer to this is keep your soft baits in the original bags that you purchase them in and add the scent to that bag. I would always advocate when using a worm binder you should always keep the soft baits and plastics in their original bags no matter what. It offers double the protection when they are in the worm binder bags. If you start adding scents and you have multiple different loose baits in the same bag their is no telling what type of chemical reaction could take place and you may end up with ruined baits and worse a ruined stinky bag.Answers
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Yes but I can't imagine needed too. It comes with more than enough. If you use all that come with it you would have hundreds of worms in it..
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I have 20 pages in my binder and it works out well. It came with 10 and I added an additional 5 and then decided to add 5 more, but I think 20 is going to be the limit.A:Â
Maybe a few more. Its a tight fit with all the bags filled now. Maybe 2-5 more.
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Probably not unless you only put a few plastics per bag.Q:Â
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Which binder has sturdier plastic bags--the "Tackle Binder" or the "Extreme Single Worm Binder?"
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I am concerned about the plastic bags holding up to being opening and closed frequently.Thanks!
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The single binder bag has very sturdy pages. Sometimes you have to work a bit to seal them.A:Â
I bought this product last summer and the bags have held up really good. They have a press seal system so as long as you make sure you seal them correctly I expect them to last years. And if they wear out the replacements bags are not greatly exspensive.A:Â
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Are the zippers on the outside plastic or a metal that will eat away. thanks,Answers
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Plastic-should not be an issue in salt water
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I have used my bag in the salt and it performs well. Suggest you coat the zipper with a teflon based spray. It won't attract dirt and will help keep the zipper smoothness. I like it most of all because it holds so much stuff.1 of 1
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