bait fridge

[snots]

hi all,
can anyone give me any info on making my own bait fridge,what i need to make it,and maybe a link to get a good look at one.
thanks

james

[Danny M.]

hi all,
can anyone give me any info on making my own bait fridge,what i need to make it,and maybe a link to get a good look at one.
thanks

james

Buy a few 2litre cartons of milk on the weekly shop, position strategically and hide your bait behind them, and pray the missus dosnt notice them there !!

Well thats what I do

[alby]

You can get fridges for free from recycling depots, they are only too happy to get rid of them,

I got a side by side fridge freezer for nothing, put it in the shed and it's ideal for what i want it for, keeping worms & crab for a few days or freezing any crab you don't use during a session. Plus I always keep a half dozen mackeral & sandeel in there for last minute sessions.

I've had a mass peeler "escape" in the house fridge once, i didn't know the mot had such a powerful right hook. Another time the power went out in the house, the stink of the defrosted bait was shocking!!!

[samo]

I THINK THERE WAS A GOOD ARTICLE IN THE SEA ANGLER ON THEM BUT THEY WERE BAIT FRIDGES TO THE EXTREME WITH PUMPS AND ALL TO KEEP BAIT A LIVE FOR WEEKS ILL SEE IF I CAN DIG IT OUT AND TELL YOU WHAT ISSUE.

[snots]

sound lads,

thanks for the replies

alby if the crabs got out in my fridge i would not get knocked out i would get put out (blanket street) if you know what i mean.

samo your dead right its in sea angler issue 419,i knew i saw it somewhere thanks for reminding me.

thanks again for the help i will let oyu know how i get on

[red]

i got a wine fridge in dunnes a while back. its only about 2.5 foot high and cost 50euro. i have it in the unused box room and it works fine. just plug it in when you have something to put in and plug it out when its not in use, keeping your carbon footprint to a minimum.

[Al and Jordan]

one dead simple method to keep your rag and lug alive for weeks is a cat litter tray with an inch of sea water in it change the water daily and pop a cheap airstone pump into the mix and your worms will live for weeks works for me anyway, and the whole set up only costs £10 max provided you pick up your fridge for free hope this is of some help to you