Sinker holder?

[jmurr711]

just got a bunch of lead from Samuel & my bucket broke anyone got any reccomendations about what to be toting sinkers in????????

[BCinerie]

I use a craftsman tool bag. About 10/15 bucks! Has a nice shoulder strap too!

[Scotty]

i have busted soooo many trays and now just throw them all in a cloth bag. Its about a half gallon size and probably cotton.

[shrimpman steve]

Bigger bucket

[HDMarc]

Meet me at the dock on Sunday, you can store them in my bucket

[Wilson]

Empty pretzel box.

[Foul Hook]

Originally Posted by jmurr711

just got a bunch of lead from Samuel & my bucket broke anyone got any reccomendations about what to be toting sinkers in????????

You should let Tats carry them.

[jerseyhunter]

I use the cloth bags cashews or pistachios come in they have a pull cord, strong and separate the diff. sizes depending on how many bags you have. Besides they don't roll or rust.

[Fishin Dude]

Assorted lead in a plastic coffee container with a handle works for me while party boat fishing. On my boat, I keep them sorted by size in plastic mayonnaise or peanut butter jars, with the weight number on the lid for easy identification. One is also filled with weighted trebles for those bunker snagging days, keeps the hooks from sticking everything.

[TomKaye]

Originally Posted by Fishin Dude

Assorted lead in a plastic coffee container with a handle works for me while party boat fishing. On my boat, I keep them sorted by size in plastic mayonnaise or peanut butter jars, with the weight number on the lid for easy identification. One is also filled with weighted trebles for those bunker snagging days, keeps the hooks from sticking everything.

I do or did this too on our boat till we sold it. Now on various PB's or 6-pack charters, I use a couple marked plastic jars in a 5 gal bucket or inside a large canvas tool bag, or a SWS bag.
I think I'll switch to the plastic coffee container w/ assorted weights. Thanks.