Gulp Alive: Best way to store them without leaking?

[PUMP KNOWS]

What do you guys use to store Gulp Alive products?

 

I bought some 3inch grubs and I plan on storing them in urinal containers.

 

I have some 5inch minnows but I'm not sure how to store them. I double bagged them before but they would still leak.

[captpierre]

How are they different than the ones you buy in a bag. And keep well as long as the bags are sealed.

[AKRISONER]

frig gulp alive and their containers...i literally just wrap the hell outta mine in like 3 plastic bags and just deal with it leaking everywhere. I try to store them upright but they are brutal.

 

You can buy some special scented bait tubs at bass pro..but whatever i just deal with it.

 

Capt, the juice leaks everywhere.

Edited May 29, 2017 by AKRISONER

[BillM]

I dunno how Berkley hasn't figured out to make these containers not leak.

[captpierre]

frig gulp alive and their containers...i literally just wrap the hell outta mine in like 3 plastic bags and just deal with it leaking everywhere. I try to store them upright but they are brutal.

 

You can buy some special scented bait tubs at bass pro..but whatever i just deal with it.

 

Capt, the juice leaks everywhere.

I buy my Gulp in 10 packs like you would other plastics. There's very little water in them and as long as you zip seal them they keep a long time.

[Musky Plug]

It smells something wonderful too! lol

I have a buddy that bought some leak proof containers from walmart and just transferred the stuff into that because they would just leak all over, and also because I used to complain when it would leak into my boat! lol

[Cosmos]

Plano has special jar for this type of baits. I am using it for 3 years now, no problem. It's cost around $6 in SAIL if i am not wrong.

[Terry]

the only way to stop them from leaking is to drain jars and throw the whole thing in an air tight garbage bag and put it out to the road

i love the stuff but it always leaks

[porkpie]

Plano has special jar for this type of baits. I am using it for 3 years now, no problem. It's cost around $6 in SAIL if i am not wrong.

This is the product you need. I have one in my boat and throw all the gulp in it. Hasn't leaked yet!

[grimsbylander]

Steal your wife's tupperware.

[bare foot wader]

another vote for the plano container, it works....I'd suspect any number of kitchen containers would work too, but I prefer the screw top lid vs snap top lids

 

friggin annoying you have to do that but my confidence in gulp outweighs the con of buying a separate container

 

http://www.basspro.com/Plano-LiquaBait-Locker-Bottle/product/10211186/

[FloatnFly]

mason jars

[FloatnFly]

go to the dollar store, grab a bunch of their canning jars.

[moxie]

Plano has special jar for this type of baits. I am using it for 3 years now, no problem. It's cost around $6 in SAIL if i am not wrong.

 

X2

[hunteronwheels]

i use the plano

http://www.planomolding.com/fishing/stowaway-utility-boxes/liqua-bait-locker-system

 

they stack nice and never leak and the bottles come with tongs

[adempsey]

Throw them in the garbage, stop buying Gulp Alive and just buy regular Gulp !! That's what I did. I hate that stuff.

 

I tried teflon tape on my Gulp Alive bottles, kinda worked for a while, but some leaked after time. Probably would have been a wise idea to redo the tape after the day of use. I didn't do that.

[colin519]

I use 2 Plano containers. One for new baits, and one for used baits. Much stronger, no leaks, no problem. These things slay, I've fished them for ages and it's too good a bait to drop it out cuz it's a bit messy. Minnows are too inconsistent to purchase reliably. If you can actually buy 10 healthy 4 inch, thick shiners for the price of a Gulp you let me know in a PM......

[LittleWorm]

I bought two buckets of the Gulp alive minnows 2 years ago at Sail in Ottawa. Was a great deal, reg was $24.99 each and I got them for $6.99 each on sale.

I just make sure the lid is on tight and have never had a problem with them leaking. They sit in my tackle bag, get thrown around and stepped on and have not leaked once.

[PUMP KNOWS]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll update with what I come up with.

 

I would prefer to stick with Powerbait but I find good deals on Gulp products that I can't pass up on.