Cheap Rig Bin

Wilko · Feb 16, 2011

My local Poundland are doing a pair of airtight, clear, plastic cylinders for food storage, they are about the same diameter as the Gardner bins but much longer, one fits inside the other and they have clip on lids.
Whack a bit of pipe lagging in, bang a couple of cardboard disks on the ends and Bobs your uncle, a couple of good sized rig bins for about a quid!

Morespiders · Feb 16, 2011

Them two big things waggling about wouldnt fit in them i bet

sagalout · Feb 17, 2011

I have just fallen in lurve

Pipe lagging and a chinese takeaway carton. Ok this one only shows small links but I use the same bins for traces.

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Jeff Woodhouse · Feb 17, 2011

Cheapskates! Get a proper one!

Lord Paul of Sheffield · Feb 17, 2011

how on earth are you going to catch fish with those rig bins???

What you need is a proper one with a brand name on it

TFG, Korda, Bent Nets ect

these only cost a few £10 notes

bl00dy amaturers:wh

Neneman Nick · Feb 17, 2011

wilko.....i did the very same a few weeks ago,except i just added a sticker i picked up from a tackle shop,just to make it look a bit tartish

bleak · Feb 17, 2011

I make rig bins by using a tube from a bottle of scotch, the shorter dumpy ones are best, preferably a good single malt, and into this I put a peice of that foam that kids beat the **** out of each other in swimming pools.

sagalout · Feb 18, 2011

Lord Paul of Sheffield said:
how on earth are you going to catch fish with those rig bins??? What you need is a proper one with a brand name on it TFG, Korda, Bent Nets ect

I was looking at the Bent Nets one, I don't understand why it has Port written on the side.

Cheap Rig Bin

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