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Bit of chat about gripseal bags for keeping rigs.

possible sources are

 

Here

 

or here

 

If you search for grip seal or write on grip seal there are a few you can buy on-line.

 

The ones I had at the club were 100mm x 140mm, and if memory serves I paid about



   
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A quick search on EBay found these

 

500 x GripSeal Resealable Poly Bags 4.5"x 4.5"

Item number: 150336672965

Buy now price



   
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Haven't seen these things before. For the rigs I make myself, I use bank cash bags to store them in. Nett cost, zero. However, probably not as hard wearing as these and definitely not as Gucci. biggrin.gif

 

Terry.



   
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Haven't seen these things before. For the rigs I make myself, I use bank cash bags to store them in. Nett cost, zero. However, probably not as hard wearing as these and definitely not as Gucci. biggrin.gif

 

Terry.

Terry the grip top ones are waterproof, so even in the damp salty air the rigs stay perfect for ages.

 

Charlie



   
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Trev,Coddy

 

are these bags any good for shads,jellyworms etc ? dry.gif or do they melt?? weep.gif

 

Or what should i be using to keep single shads, worms ,eels in ? sad.gif

 

Gary



   
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Gary

 

the seal top bags I use and those in my rig wallets seem to hold them without melting.

 

although some do not like to be left loose in the large plastic tool box I keep onboard with lures in, so they have to be bagged in there.

 

Charlie



   
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Gary

 

the seal top bags I use and those in my rig wallets seem to hold them without melting.

 

although some do not like to be left loose in the large plastic tool box I keep onboard with lures in, so they have to be bagged in there.

 

Charlie

Also found if shads/jellys get wet, they need to be kept seperated so individual bags are good.

 

Dave

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Charlie

Also found if shads/jellys get wet, they need to be kept seperated so individual bags are good.

 

Dave

Dave I find that if they DON'T get wet they DON'T catch anything

 

 

 

 

Colin wink.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif



   
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Charlie

Also found if shads/jellys get wet, they need to be kept seperated so individual bags are good.

 

Dave

Dave I find that if they DON'T get wet they DON'T catch anything

 

 

 

 

Colin wink.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif

Colin

 

You will have to take me out then so I can get them wet or even better fish molested! wink.gif

 

Dave

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Dave,

 

You do realise that having mentioned the 'M' word, this site will come up on all sorts of sinister web searches................ ph34r.gif

 



   
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More worryingly is how do you know that !! unsure.giflaugh.gif



   
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Family show what!! smile.gif

 

Having fallen once when searching for an answer to my ingnorance & entering 'double clicking the mouse' 'cos I didn't know what that meant.



   
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O/k, tried it. Goodness, didn't know that one! blink.gif

 

Terry.



   
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Just realised that could be misconstrued. Obviously, I meant I tried that search criteria. Move away from the double entendre. ph34r.gif

 

Terry.



   
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I must live a sheltered life. I had to look that up.

 

John



   
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