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<blockquote data-quote="ccm" data-source="post: 344910" data-attributes="member: 13447"><p>Moisture can be a big deal for some soft plastics if left in boxes. I have seen mold attack Berkley power worms before; along with a few unidentified brands. The big deal with having them in any sort of container is just keeping them out of a damp dark place. I saw this happen when my dad left one box in his bass boat over the winter ( there was a little rain that got into one of the dry boxes ) mold ate/destroyed around $15 worth of soft plastics. Boxes are great to put soft plastics in. My dad still has two boxes full of Phantom soft plastics that have been in them for 20+ years. They never go bad if kept properly. There is a running joke in my family that my dad has enough new old stock unopened to open up his own tackle shop :LOL2:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ccm, post: 344910, member: 13447"] Moisture can be a big deal for some soft plastics if left in boxes. I have seen mold attack Berkley power worms before; along with a few unidentified brands. The big deal with having them in any sort of container is just keeping them out of a damp dark place. I saw this happen when my dad left one box in his bass boat over the winter ( there was a little rain that got into one of the dry boxes ) mold ate/destroyed around $15 worth of soft plastics. Boxes are great to put soft plastics in. My dad still has two boxes full of Phantom soft plastics that have been in them for 20+ years. They never go bad if kept properly. There is a running joke in my family that my dad has enough new old stock unopened to open up his own tackle shop :LOL2: [/QUOTE]
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