Carrying Finicky Foolers and Hole Covers

  • Bassn Dan
    Posts: 999
    #2318905

    What do you use to carry your Finicky Foolers and hole covers? They say to use a 5 or 6 gal bucket for the Foolers and covers, but only one ring for the covers will fit in the 5 gal buckets I have. I’m guessing that since 5 and 6 gal buckets usually use the diameter lids that may not be the answer for carrying 2 or more hole covers, or am I wrong? Tried looking around for a small plastic tote, etc. but they’re either too small or WAY too big.

    Bearcat89
    North branch, mn
    Posts: 21746
    #2318914

    What do you use to carry your Finicky Foolers and hole covers? They say to use a 5 or 6 gal bucket for the Foolers and covers, but only one ring for the covers will fit in the 5 gal buckets I have. I’m guessing that since 5 and 6 gal buckets usually use the diameter lids that may not be the answer for carrying 2 or more hole covers, or am I wrong? Tried looking around for a small plastic tote, etc. but they’re either too small or WAY too big.

    I bought the ff bucket combo with 2 hole covers 2 ff and it all packs together nicely. It was like 70 bucks for everything shipped if I remember right. Maybe it was a sale I can’t remember.

    Bassn Dan
    Posts: 999
    #2318922

    Thanks Bearcat. That’s what I wanted to do was to order the combo pack, but the Fooler site was sold out of combos, hole covers, and buckets so I ended up ordering from Scheels to get the Foolers and covers. I’ll look at 6 gal buckets at Farm & Fleet, etc. but would like a small tote, etc. if I can find one. I have my existing bucket set up with rod holders on the outside and carry my fish on the inside of it so not a Fooler-friendly combination and not nestable with another bucket…

    Jerry Krieger
    Posts: 20
    #2319003

    I use a 2 1/2 gallon bucket. I can get 2 coolers, rims and covers in it.

    kayl
    Posts: 107
    #2319011

    I keep my foolers in a small tote that goes under my seat in my flip over and just toss the hole covers in the flip over sled if I’m using them. I tend to use the ice stopper bobbers instead.

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