Storage
Carryalls
Small Carryall:
- bivvy tables
- solar lights
- bivvy light
- torch
- mozzie coils
- sleeping bags (i have 2)
- toilet roll
- toiletries
- batteries
- USB battery pack
- Spomb
- Spomb Reel
- Marker
Large Carryall:
- towels
- clothes
- mallet
- spare tent pegs
- trainers/crocs
- spare spools
- spare line
- waders
- flasks
- spare gas
Cooking Bag
- Saucepan set
- Sonik sizzler cooker
- Gas canister
- Coffee
- Tea
- Flask
- Sauces
- Rice
- Curry sauce
- Pen knife
- Cutlery
- Mugs/cups
- Lighter
- Hip flask
- Kettle
- Toastie Maker
- Tin of Spam
- Plates
Backpack
- Weight Bag
- Korda Rig Safe
- Utility Bag
- Korda Tackle Box
- White Pop-ups 12mm
- North Special 8mm
- Scales
- Head Torches
- Batteries
- PVA Bags
- Bivvy Table
- Bank Sticks
- Bait Alarms
- Phone Holder
- Battery Pack
- Sunglasses
- Buzz Bars
- Bobbins
- Sonik Tackle Bag
- Catapult
- Distance Sticks
- Baseball Cap
- Beanie Hat
Buckets
3 buckets all with different uses
Bucket one: purchased boilies still in their bags, pellet still in bag and any kind of addtional attractors
Bucket two: spod mix that is ready to be used in solid bags or spombed out
Bucket three: usually left over bait from the last trip if any, otherwise it stays empty for mixing fresh
Rod Bag Storage
For everything else that needs storing it goes in the rod bag, i fill it to the brim with everything need to get the rods out straight away and into the water with a basic pop-up/wafter setup.
whilst this is going i can get organised with bivvy placement, storage placement, get a tea brewing and have a walk around to see whats showing
but the rod bag has everything that will sit around the rods to get going. (2022)
- 3x main rods & reels with pop-up rigs ready to go
- 3x weights for 1st rigs
- spod & marker rod
- fun pink foater rod
- brolly
- 42’ net and pole
- rod pod
- unhooking mat and sling