[ovrtimefshing]

Has anyone had any luck with these types of bags? I know there are quite a few different manafacturers of these bags but does anyone have any personal experience with them.. Ive narrowed it down to the "Reliable" Bags..

http://www.charkbait.com/cs/csdKillBags.htm

May be a bit optimistic but im looking at the big boy at the bottom..

Any input is greatly appreciated as Im gonna spend some cash on this sucker.

 

[deep defiance]

overtime.

It's a decent entry level bag.I have used them a couple times on a buddy's boat and have had the stitching rip out on the grab handle when I pulled on it,although there was a few yellowfin in it.I prefer my 12+ year old CANYON product bags that I have been using forever that are still like new have the liner-w-drains and plug.These type bags can be had on ebay from time to time you just have to be patient and watch for them to come along.Good luck

 

[ovrtimefshing]

Thanks, Yea the canyon bags def are quite a bit more but if the quality is there its obvioulsy worth the money.

 

[ovrtimefshing]

Would the C&H lures bag be considered an entry level bag also

http://www.candhlures.com/store/FISH-BAGS-p89.html

It seems that canyonbags appears to be the Cadillac based on what posts I have seen on other sites.

 

[deep defiance]

overtime.

Search ebay #300366251786 brand new CANYON PRODUCTS FLW kingfish bags these are the type i'm talking about only bigger ones.

 

[chicken of the sea]

I have 2 C&H Marlin sized bags and just bought a medium sized bag from bass pro shops for $100.00. We used both bags last year when we had a triple header of eyeballs and they worked as designed. Space is limited on my rig so we fill one to the top with ice and throw it up on the bow - easily holds 500# of ice - we leave the other one stowed down below. Can't compare their quality to others as it is the only one I have tried.

 

[Sterling Tackle]

We bought one last season. I may not be much help because I can not recall the Brand and the bag is no the boat. But it came highly recommended as it had two very useful features. One was a drain plug and the second was a flaired bottom, so it would almost sit like a oversized swollen suitcase. The flaired bottom feature allows it to hold more fish and ice for the over all dimmensions of the bag. That is compared to the flat envelope style bags. I hope that makes sense.

 

[THECHUMSTAIN]

I have a biggun you can buy for $150 it was about $500 new we put it our fishi boxes and filled the up with ice and fish the boxes weren't insulated nough for my liking. I think its 60 x 72

 

[ovrtimefshing]

email sent

 

[THECHUMSTAIN]

email sent

I'll get you the make and model tonight and send it back

 

[zar2754]

we use canyon brand kill bags. and now have a bonnar box.

 

[ovrtimefshing]

Thanks, Def interested. Hated cutting the head off my bluefin this year cus it couldnt fit in the cooler..

 

[DoubleG]

Bass Pro shops has a 30x60 for $100 plus it has the drain plugs.

 

[ovrtimefshing]

Thanks, Ive been checkin those ones out also.. Keep the suggestions coming

 

[Lucky John]

I just bought the 30x65 bag from Bass Pro shops (C&H) for 100 bucks.Seems like it was well worth it.

 

[Delaware Devil]

Have a Reliable and works reasonably well- nothing like a well insulated fish box but will ice and keep fish cold for up to 24 hours- had a Canyon Bag for three years- tossed it after it had leaks in the interior lining that diminished the ability to keep ice/fish cold- I'd go with the Reliable from Charkbait if you can't fit a high-end cooler like Yeti on board.

 

[ovrtimefshing]

yea, wish i could afford a huge yeti they are just alot of loot for the same size..