In reply to Post #15
Well,it only seems like yesterday,when I first took my son fishing aged about five..
We've had some great times together,so enjoy every moment together..you n your son..
(NGT woodbury flava mini cool bag, perfect for a lad)...👍
Well,it only seems like yesterday,when I first took my son fishing aged about five..
We've had some great times together,so enjoy every moment together..you n your son..
(NGT woodbury flava mini cool bag, perfect for a lad)...👍
In reply to Post #16
They look pretty good actually, cheers mate.
I had an ideal little korum cool bag years ago that took a few maggot tubs at the bottom and a tackle box at the top, they don't do anything like it now sadly
They look pretty good actually, cheers mate.
I had an ideal little korum cool bag years ago that took a few maggot tubs at the bottom and a tackle box at the top, they don't do anything like it now sadly
In reply to Post #7
you need a feckin car jack to open them sods lol
you need a feckin car jack to open them sods lol
In reply to Post #18
Once you've mastered the technique for getting the two apart - trakker 👍
Once you've mastered the technique for getting the two apart - trakker 👍
In reply to Post #19
I'd say the same for the RM. I have no issues with mine now though I did at the start. They're probably all the same anyway, just different branding.
I'd say the same for the RM. I have no issues with mine now though I did at the start. They're probably all the same anyway, just different branding.
In reply to Post #15
Why not get a 17l trakker bucket and put it in an NXG bucket bag? Perfect little padded seat that can be carried and with a cuvette tray a removable mini tackle box? When he grows out of it you can inherit and use for stalking / poo bucket (as I do) etc
Why not get a 17l trakker bucket and put it in an NXG bucket bag? Perfect little padded seat that can be carried and with a cuvette tray a removable mini tackle box? When he grows out of it you can inherit and use for stalking / poo bucket (as I do) etc
In reply to Post #21
That's the sort of thing I wanted but I'm not sure they still make them?
At 80 odd quid he can get up the chimneys if he wants a Cotswold Aquarius one
That's the sort of thing I wanted but I'm not sure they still make them?
At 80 odd quid he can get up the chimneys if he wants a Cotswold Aquarius one
In reply to Post #22
Here's one just like mine! Circular 10L bucket required . . .! £10 Bargain!
Trakker Bucket Bag FBMP
Here's one just like mine! Circular 10L bucket required . . .! £10 Bargain!
Trakker Bucket Bag FBMP
In reply to Post #21
Trakker stopped making bucket bag a few years ago they turn up on eBay but there going for big money just don't understand why they stopped fox as well
Trakker stopped making bucket bag a few years ago they turn up on eBay but there going for big money just don't understand why they stopped fox as well
I bought a 17 litre nash bucket and a fox inner tray for my mixed pellet and pva bag bits.
Slightly bigger than I currently use but I can leave a few hook bait tubs in there.
When trying to peel the price ticket off it some of the nano thin camo coating also peeled off leaving a big white scar which is a pain.
I went back to the shop to show them and they were happy to swap it.
Trouble is, all the nash buckets have the price ticket stuck onto the bucket in the same place, but they found me a fox bucket as a replacement.
The Nash camo does look great, but now I have a fox bucket, nash lid and a fox tray.
Slightly bigger than I currently use but I can leave a few hook bait tubs in there.
When trying to peel the price ticket off it some of the nano thin camo coating also peeled off leaving a big white scar which is a pain.
I went back to the shop to show them and they were happy to swap it.
Trouble is, all the nash buckets have the price ticket stuck onto the bucket in the same place, but they found me a fox bucket as a replacement.
The Nash camo does look great, but now I have a fox bucket, nash lid and a fox tray.
In reply to Post #25
I had to sand down thew ridge of the fox one so I dont scare carp from 400 yards away when it finally pops open lol
I had to sand down thew ridge of the fox one so I dont scare carp from 400 yards away when it finally pops open lol
I've found the Ridgemokey buckets the easiest to open, i had a Trakker one and it was so hard to open.
In reply to Post #27
I agree with regards the Ridgemonkey buckets but you will hear a lot on here about not liking them due to 'losing nails' trying to open them. My RM bucket is a recent purchase so not sure if they have changed at all?
I agree with regards the Ridgemonkey buckets but you will hear a lot on here about not liking them due to 'losing nails' trying to open them. My RM bucket is a recent purchase so not sure if they have changed at all?
In reply to Post #28
It is mate, the first ones were absolutely horrendous
It is mate, the first ones were absolutely horrendous
In reply to Post #28
I found it hard to justify £20 for a bucket when i get plenty for free at work but the internal trays are a good send on day sessions.
I found it hard to justify £20 for a bucket when i get plenty for free at work but the internal trays are a good send on day sessions.