Posted By: J.P. Greeson
lead weight storage - 06/15/22 01:46 PM
How do you store your bigger lead weights? The 3oz plus sizes.
lead weight storage
Posted By: Jig Man
Re: lead weight storage - 06/15/22 04:14 PM
A metal army surplus ammunition's box...
Posted By: Uncle Zeek
Re: lead weight storage - 06/15/22 08:14 PM
You mean at home? I use glass jars as they become empty from the kitchen.
Posted By: J.P. Greeson
Re: lead weight storage - 06/15/22 09:10 PM
On the boat. I found a heavy mesh bag that may be a good solution.
Posted By: V-Bottom
Re: lead weight storage - 06/15/22 11:50 PM
You plan on loosing a lot of lead?
Posted By: Uncle Zeek
Re: lead weight storage - 06/16/22 01:08 AM
Originally Posted by J.P. Greeson
On the boat. I found a heavy mesh bag that may be a good solution.
Oh, yeah, up in Alaska I use chum bags in that way, they're heavy mesh bags. Easy to store on the boat, easy to wash gunk off of them, and you don't have loose sinkers rolling everywhere
Posted By: J.P. Greeson
Re: lead weight storage - 06/16/22 12:31 PM
Originally Posted by V-Bottom
You plan on loosing a lot of lead?
It's a small bag that holds about 20-25 weights. We lose 0-3 every time we fish.
Posted By: TOO
Re: lead weight storage - 06/18/22 01:39 AM
Originally Posted by J.P. Greeson
Originally Posted by V-Bottom
You plan on loosing a lot of lead?
It's a small bag that holds about 20-25 weights. We lose 0-3 every time we fish.
JP, might look at grocery store on location bakery for the small plastic buckets, 2-3 gal. Look like stunted 5 gl buckets. Usually icing or some such filling.
Small enough to be out of way, big enough for number of weights you mentioned. weights in mesh bag, into bucket.
We get ours from our HEB stores.