Bait aprons/pouches

[Rusty]

I also thought, would a 'bum-bag' be no use as a waistline bait device for wading etc.??

 

Now why don't I ever think of simple solutions like that . A bum-bag would be great and could be hung round the neck for ambitious wading sessions.

[mantequilla]

Hi there ESP make two types of bait pouch/apron for around £6.00.Just google image it .

Cheers Mantequilla

[hermes]

I have used the plastic sort of bait aprons which are great but I always prefered the continental type cotton aprons and bait bags.

I got two very nice cotton aprons from Ikea, blue and green which I think are perfect, they let the maggots breath and are far more confortable to wear.

Just tried to find a pic online but they were very cheap and made of a heavy cotton material, no logo or details just a simple colour with a perfect pouch for maggots.

[BRPS]

My solution to this problem is to use a shooters cartridge bag manuf. by Jack Pyke. Cost was roughly £20 but it's ideal for roving and holds 2 pints of maggots comfortably. Has an adjustable shoulder strap so can be worn in waist deep water without risk of the buggers getting wet.

Edited November 29, 2008 by BRPS

[Elton]

I always 'remember' that I want one the day before a fish-in and none of the tackleshops around here stock them.

 

There are a few available here:

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/shopping/search/bait-apron

 

There's even a Realtree one for the Peter Wallers among you