Pluggage storage

[Kadywampus]

Originally Posted by pops

njtackle.com sells 8"x2-1/2" tubes...need holes for drainage,taped together or glued to avoid loose tubes in the bag.

Do they open from the top (end) ?

[pops]

they come with a square cap like an individual storage tube,that I leave off [obviously ] in the bag ....you can custom any bag youve got ...make a 14 row bag ...and stuff some with lids in your wader/jacket

in the 1st picture the trebles hanging on the top lip of each tube [open top]

[Kadywampus]

Thanks Pops , I'll give em a try , I like customizing my own gear .

[ProfessorM]

Central Vac plastic tubing. home cheapo

[Kadywampus]

Originally Posted by Professor Moriarty

Central Vac plastic tubing. home cheapo

Do you cap them or just cut to length and bind together in a bag?

[libassboy]

I use the canyon three row, an aquaskinz belt bag and small pouch. I keep my plastic in the aquaskinz, wood in the canyon, and storm shads/rubber in the pouch.
If im fishing a spot where i wont be moving around much sometimes ill leave the canyon on the shore behind me, always checking on it tho....

[Bass Babe]

I made one last year out of pvc pipe. Cut it to the length of the longest plug, made 6, duct taped them together, and then built a bag to fit around. Despite the fact that it's no longer pretty (trim is coming off, side mesh pockets ripped to shreds), it still functions very well. I'd suggest the canvas fabric, plastic clips (not velcro), and grommets in the bottom for drainage as main points. And the thing only costs about $20 to make.

[ProfessorM]

Originally Posted by Kadywampus

Do you cap them or just cut to length and bind together in a bag?

The ones I got were PVC I think I just cemented them together with that foul smelling PVC glue. Just put a bunch down the side and hold together, make whatever configuration you want, then put in a bag or crate. My brother in law does boat canvas work so I had him make a bag to fit the tubes. You can cap the bottom so the hooks don't get stuck in the bottom of the tube, always happen's when fish are breaking. Drill hole for drainage. P.

[gone fishin]

I got sick of the round tubes in my bag always coming unglued and slipping around in the bag. I took two plano plastic boxs and cut the latch side off on the saw. I drilled a 1/4" holes in the bottom of the divisions for drainage and I epoxied a few 3/4" spacers between the hinged sides and slipped the asssembly into my bag. They fit tight, but they hold a dozen plugs with plenty of tin in the spaces created with the spacers between the boxs.. when the bag becomes jumbled because of dumping the gear inside, I simply yank the insert out and open the boxs to clean up the gear.

The only gripe I have with all the bags is that they are not deep enough to handle big wood!