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Location: Elgin IL | Years ago I made my own bait holder, like the one in the bottom of the pic, out of 3" x 1/16" wall PETG Tubes. They held up very well but it is time to make a new one. I was wondering if anyone has a reasonably priced source for these?
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Location: Okauchee, WI | May not be practical, but American Science and Surplus by Milwaukee sells that kind of stuff. |
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| Nice fish in your pic. We made ours from PVC and my buddy wrapped that in boat carpet and it turned out nice. The carpet actually allows us to hang a few lures on the outside and they dont flop around in the wind when moving. Its not PETG but has worked well for us. I know Visipak carries the thin tubing like you are looking for because I did a little bit of research on them previously. |
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Simple is right - Visipak stocks Tubing that is 1/8" inch thick and you can order the 1/16" special. But they are kind of pricey. I also would be interested if someone out there has another supplier. |
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Location: Madison | Check Midland Plastics. I know they have locations in Milwaukee and Madison |
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| Or you could use PVC. Cheap, readily available and not see through so guys can't see what you have in them... |
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| I couldn't give those away last year on the sell,buy board. There is a U-Line P/N somewhere on there. I tossed a box of them, but kept 6. Nope, they are for me, when I buy another boat. |
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Location: SE, WI. | Ya right shep, I would of took them, but your buddy stole them from me:)
JD |
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| He tried doing a favor. you fish too much, and were never home! LOL |
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Location: Lake Elmo, MN | Just Encase makes really nice stuff like you are showing.
www.justencase.com
Nice guy too. |
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