Kill Bags
Submitted by Geoff78 on Sun, 2013-09-08 09:53
Can anyone recommend a kill bag to keep fish cold, instead of an esky/icebox? I'm looking for something that could hold 4 large dimersals. The bags I've seen online seem too large for my purposes.
mr_meks
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Precision pak are OK. Not
Precision pak are OK. Not very thick insulation though, so I added an inner envelope of 10mm camping mat.
Geoff78
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Thanks Mr Meks. Are you
Thanks Mr Meks. Are you referring to the kayak fishing one? I'm looking for a trailerboat option.
Edit: sorry, found the Wilson one you are referring to. That looks good.
Guardy
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Chivers marine
At Bibra Lake have some, not sure what make or the cost but they are suitable for the boat.
Geoff78
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thanks Guardy
thanks Guardy
Paul H
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one of those Insulated bags
one of those insulated bags for meat from the supermarket and a Techi-ice sheet or two from site sponsor Xtreme coolers would be good - just put the Techni ice in a bag to stop it getting fishy Or if you have a kill tank just put the techni ice sheet in a bag on top to get/keep everything cold
Youtube Channel - FishOnLine Productions
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbUVNa-ViyGm_FTDSv4Nqzg/videos
Geoff78
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I'm not too familiar with the
I'm not too familiar with the meat bags. Do they come in a decent size for snapper and dhuies?
Vinesh87
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Interesting.. Ive never
Interesting.. Ive never though about something like that. Could free up some room. Keen to see what you end up with !
Geoff78
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I'll let you know how I get
I'll let you know how I get on Vinesh. I fear I may be jinxing myself carrying a product designed specifically for large dimersals.
Vinesh87
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haha nah you should see my
haha nah you should see my esky !!
grantarctic1
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These look ok
These look ok, altho they are designed for Pelagics you could fit a few demersals in them. I have delt with these guy's before for other items and have had no problems with orders. Check them out -- http://www.downriggershop.com.au/chiller-bag.html
Cheers Grant ..
pale ale
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I have one of these which I
I have one of these which I use to put spanish macks in. It does not really keep ice, but will at least keep your fish shaded and moist. It is made out of stubby holder material.
I would recommend a better bag which is watertight and foil lined. These keep ice well.
Chivers
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Fish Bags
Hey guys, I missed this post, but we do carry Fish Bags in stock for $199.00. The bags themselves measure 1500mm x 500mm x 300mm and are insulated with a drain port for clearing water out of the bag.
Chivers Marine
31 Port Kembla Drive
Bibra Lake, WA 6163
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Mon to Fri 8:00am to 5:00pm
Sat 8:00am to 12:00pm
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Lockie
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i Use precison Pak bags they
i Use precison Pak bags they are great value for money and come in many sizes . i origonaly got them for when i get sharks to seperate the from the other fish but now i use them for every thing:)
CHeers Guys Dave
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/PRECISION-PAK-STANDARD-HEAVY-DUTY-INSULATED-FISH-STORAGE-BAG-BY-PRECISIONPAK-/221061813535
Jeff Hugo
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Southern Tackle...but go Chivers
I have one from Southern Tackle...it's kept in the bow until needed.
keeps the deck clear instead of running a long fish esky. Cleans out very well. No more bent or trunked long fish...
Chivers price is very good and looks the same, If I had researched harder before I bought mine last year I would have got it from chivers...
Jeff