BigGuy, I use the spinnerbait boxes for plugs I'm using this week, just hang the plugs like they were spinnerbaits. For storage you could go to a glass shop & scrounge some empty boxes with the dividers (like wine boxes). You can get them with the slots just about the right size for Tomics & Tubbies and similar... Or, wrap, hook-free, in paper towel
I remove the hooks from all K-14 & smaller plugs & all spoons, because in the rivers you can only use singles. I pre-rig the hooks on Norman Clips, and the plugs just go into the Plano, hook-free & damage-free. Pull the plug de cast or de troll, clip on the hook of choice and go. Why I like those clips is the hook gap alignment is correct and the wire's a bit thinner. three sizes. For salmon, the Musky-size is right. If the hook was split-ringed to a swivel, I might use a McMahon if the hook's a siwash or larger treble... stronger clips, as long as the hook-eye fits loose on the McMahon's thick wire.
With both clips, pre-rig the hooks at home because you have to force the hook into the "wrong" end to get it dangling well due to that being the single wire end.
Since I ran out of Normans, I started using 80# braid loops. String the hook, triple surgeon knot which allows a short loop. Then line through lure eyelet, hook through loop & done. Easy to reverse & strip the hook off later. I've straightened 3/0 octopus hooks in the rocks, so I know the knot doesn't fail.