Just reorganized and consolidated and I've condensed everything into the following:

Bass:
3700 utility box - bass terminal tackle
3700 utility box - Lipless crainkbaits and top-water hard baits
3700 utility box - Shallow diving crankbaits, jerk baits and hollow body frogs
3700 utility box - Medium and deep-diving crankbaits
3700 utility box - 26 spinnerbaits and 13 buzzbaits
3600 utility box - jigs and bladed swim jigs (chatterbaits)

All in one backpack:
2.5 gallon "Worms" ziploc containing:
- 1 gallon finesse/trick/shaky-head bag
- 1 gallon senko & cut-r bag
- 1 gallon curly-tail worm bag

2.5 gallon "Flukes, Frogs & Trailers" hefty containing:
- 1 gallon fluke (regular and swimming) bag
- 1 gallon soft-plastic frogs bag
- 1 gallon spinnerbait and jig trailer bag

2.5 gallon "Creatures & Crawfish" hefty containing:
- 1 gallon Zoom hogs bag
- 1 gallon beaver/otter bag
- 1 gallon crawfish & tubes bag
- 1 gallon lizards bag

Panfish:
In a small soft-side tackle bag:
3500 utility box - panfish terminal tackle (jigheads, cricket hooks, corks, spinners, splitshot, etc...)
1 gallon tube jigs, tiny flukes, minnows bag
1 gallon beetle spins and road-runners bag

Saltwater:
3700 utility box - hard baits (top dogs, wake baits, etc...)
3700 utility box - Spoons, hair jigs, jig heads
2.5 gallon "Saltwater Plastics" hefty containing:
- 1 gallon cocahoe minnow bag
- 1 gallon sparkle beetle bag
- 1 gallon gulp bag
- 1 gallon redfish magic/spot remover/rigged plastics bag

Catfish/Saltwater Terminal Tackle
3600 utility box - egg sinkers, kahle hooks, circle hooks, swivels, etc...

Now I know exactly where everything is and exactly what I have for every situation and it is all somewhat neatly packaged for transport and storage. No more digging through large pockets overfilled with soft-plastics or wal-mart bags full of sac-au-lait gear.