Steelhead Float Container

[Sharkbait22]

What are folks using to hold their floats? Last spring my floats took-on some damage. I was thinking of using some kind of hard sided container BUT I don't want something bulky if possible. I like to go light on tackle. Thanks

[bare foot wader]

I had the same problem, used to use a pencil case until i sat on my wading jacket on my tail gate and crushed/cracked a few floats and broke some shafts

 

I took a plano container (about 4x8" - not sure what model size it was) and I cut out all of the walls inside, so it's just a box with a lid...works great, holds a days supply easy or you can carry a couple of boxes with differernt styles in each

[wallacio]

A small plastic water bottle.

[BillM]

I use a camera sling pack for all my stuff.. Floats, hooks, roe, whatever. Always close, never in the way, doesn't weight anything..

[Pigeontroller]

A small plastic water bottle.

 

 

Good idea, check out lexan and plastic bottles at an outdoor store like sail.

[SRT8 smoker craft]

I use a old tylenol bottle one of the big ones real tough and a nice wide opening to get them out from but I pretty much only use drennan slip floats so they are fairly small

[Twocoda]

i normally keep mine just outta reach in the heaviest current...not the greatest method i know because ya have to wait for the water levels to drop to switch em up

[Ron]

I use a hard case for prescription glasses. Can easily fit a dozen in there, all sizes.

[Ralph Field]

I use a plastic food container that holds about 20 floats and fits my inside pocket of my vest. I likely never use more than 2 or 3 floats in a day, so I cannot give you a reason for carrying 20.

[Sharkbait22]

I use a hard case for prescription glasses. Can easily fit a dozen in there, all sizes.

 

Best idea I've heard. Thank you.