Container for Gulp

[rui]

I'll look later for the brand container I use. Its doesn't leak! Been in service now for 3 years.

[ScowardNJ]

Keep the suggestions coming...Real time photo here. haha

[Jay]

For $8.99. I have two never had any incidents with these containers. I have dropped him in my garage, Plenty of times still intact. Most important doesn't leak.

[thefishermanmechanic]

Go with the Plano, got mine at Newark Sinker who is a sponcer well worth the investment !

[Garone Custom Rods]

Originally Posted by gindafied

5 gallon bucket and a twist lid from homedepot

I can't carry that much gulp Joe. My bank account doesn't allow for it.

[Garone Custom Rods]

Originally Posted by Jay

For $8.99. I have two never had any incidents with these containers. I have dropped him in my garage, Plenty of times still intact. Most important doesn't leak.

Think I am going to have to get one of those myself. Been walking the beach a bit fluking and the containers I have been using are failing miserably.

[gindafied]

Good one mike

[TomKaye]

Originally Posted by bigfishbob

I make out best at Bed Bath & Beyond . No mater what I try it always leaks over time. So a one or two gallon size zip lock bag as a liner is a MUST. Personally I like the wide, short, round canisters with the snap tight sealing lids. They do not tip over while at sea and are easy to get into and out of. The liner is a nuisance but it is a matter of when rather than if before I regret not using it. Time after time. Gulp gravy is like blue fish fillets, NASTY STUFF!

Agree w/ you 100% Bob. I use a snap-lid Sterilite container, maybe a quart-or two-quart size,wrapped in a gallon size zip lock bag inside my tackle bag. Ask me how I know to use a zip-lock liner.
The Sterilite food container(s) I can get for reasonable $ at Shop-Rite or Walmart. Must be the snap-lid sealed kind.
Friends use those Plano lidded jars too. I may try those but Sterilites are more wallet friendly Mike.
Tight lines all,

[reason162]

The Plano container is the way to go if you have to open/close while holding the jar. There's a tall lip where you screw down the lid and you can fill the liquid almost all the way to the top w/o fear of spilling.

I've used the lock'n'lock containers and they work well (no leaks), BUT if you have the liquid anywhere near full, you need to set it down on a flat surface to open. A cup's worth of Gulp juice down your shorts and shoes is no fun...

[njflyfisher]

yea the gulp containers leak like crazy