Pluggage storage - Striper Talk Striped Bass Fishing, Surfcasting, Boating

Kadywampus · 10-21-2005, 07:17 PM

I was just wondering what kind of beach bags and plug containers you guys use to schlepp your tackle up and down the beach , jetty bag , backpack , piggly-wiggly bag ?

And what do you place the plugs in so they don't tangle ?
Currently I have an army surplus ruck sack with a couple of Plano boxes and some lure tubes from Bass Pro .
Any sugestions

afterhours · 10-21-2005, 07:40 PM

there are many to choose from and in all sizes and price ranges: b&w, bronco, canyon, aquaskinz( my favorite ) and more.

Slipknot · 10-21-2005, 08:11 PM

aqua skiz belt bag holds a mess of plugs in 3 tubes,leaders,pliers,sluggos,tins and more
I have a canyon bag the 2 row one, hold alot of plugs too, plus a scale,tape,flouro etc.

I have the medium aqua skinz bag that holds my large canal plugs and plenty of bucktail jigs plus a place for the pork rind jars.

afterhours · 10-21-2005, 08:19 PM

lately i've been liking two small aquaskinz bags on my belt- holds plenty. i also have a large a/s in which i keep my larger stuff.

Squid kids Dad · 10-21-2005, 08:26 PM

I like the aquasinkz medium myself

Tagger · 10-21-2005, 08:35 PM

I have the Aqua skinz 5 tube and i never use it.. so much freakin velcro ,,sux to pry it open .. I end up with the 5 tube bronco,, Got big canyon ,,,thats work carrying that thing loaded.. I'd like to make up my own 3 tube on each side mexican gun fighter style maybe,.. Easy access has to be #1.. Not to big #2.. what ever size it is I'll end up loading it up with junk .. like carrying my sister around ..

Kadywampus · 10-21-2005, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by afterhours

there are many to choose from and in all sizes and price ranges: b&w, bronco, canyon, aquaskinz( my favorite ) and more.

Are those bags 'over the shoulder bags' , and if so don't they get in the way when fishing or do you leave them on shore and then wade out if need be ?

tynan19 · 10-22-2005, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Kadywampus

Are those bags 'over the shoulder bags' , and if so don't they get in the way when fishing or do you leave them on shore and then wade out if need be ?

Most of the bags mentioned are over the shoulder bags. Most guys I know have a main bag or bags that they work out of and leave it in their vehicle. Depending on the current conditions they take what plugs they will be using. The smaller and medium size bags hold enough of plugs and supplies to use throughout your trip in the surf. These smaller bags are either attached to the anglers hip via a belt or just looped over your shoulder and pushed towards your back. Both provide plenty of comfort and you can cast for hours with them there.

Kadywampus · 10-22-2005, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by tynan19

Most of the bags mentioned are over the shoulder bags. Most guys I know have a main bag or bags that they work out of and leave it in their vehicle. Depending on the current conditions they take what plugs they will be using. The smaller and medium size bags hold enough of plugs and supplies to use throughout your trip in the surf. These smaller bags are either attached to the anglers hip via a belt or just looped over your shoulder and pushed towards your back. Both provide plenty of comfort and you can cast for hours with them there.

Sometimes I walk quite a bit looking for fish and therefore find a backpack more comfortable and walking back to the car can be inconvienient . So , I prefer to carry most everything I'll need with me .

tynan19 · 10-22-2005, 12:05 PM

With the smaller bags you take what you need for the trip everything else stays in the car for future trips no walking back to the car. With these smaller bags mentioned you can fit enough supplies for the entire night. Plugs, jigs, tins and extra line, or what ever else you need. They are lightweight and highly mobile and sometimes you don't even know they are there.