Tip up storage

I’ve been struggling for years trying to transport these without ending up with a giant mess. Just seen on the Larry smith show the Beaver dam tip up bag . I went right to order but was stopped dead in my tracks with sticker shock i could see thirty but sixty-five dollars is way to much. Does anyone have a good diy tip up storage and transportation method.

how about on of them 15 dollar arrow cases?????? I’ve seen people use them for the winter rods and reels!

Take a measurement and go to fleet farm and get a plastic tool box with the tool tray on top long enough to fit them- shouldn’t be more than $15 or so. You can easily get 5-6 tip ups in there and still use the tray for small tools, extra leaders, small scoop, etc. I usually lay a couple insulated hole covers between the tip ups so they don’t rattle around too much if they are being towed.

Alagnak Pete wrote:

Take a measurement and go to fleet farm and get a plastic tool box with the tool tray on top long enough to fit them- shouldn’t be more than $15 or so. You can easily get 5-6 tip ups in there and still use the tray for small tools, extra leaders, small scoop, etc. I usually lay a couple insulated hole covers between the tip ups so they don’t rattle around too much if they are being towed.

seen that too and a good option.

Alagnak Pete wrote:

Take a measurement and go to fleet farm and get a plastic tool box with the tool tray on top long enough to fit them- shouldn’t be more than $15 or so. You can easily get 5-6 tip ups in there and still use the tray for small tools, extra leaders, small scoop, etc. I usually lay a couple insulated hole covers between the tip ups so they don’t rattle around too much if they are being towed.

That’s a great idea thanks yours too glenn

Cabela’s and Gander both have a carrying case. Think I paid around 20

Here is what Cabela’s one looks like

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I use a dry bag from Ax Man, works great, throw it in, one big easy to use clip shuts it all in-the material of the bag stays flexible even below zero.

Here is my set up: 2 liter bottles w top cut off and bolted to bucket. Hooks sit down in the bottles and don’t tangle. Set up also holds my tip downs.

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Beaverdam one is 49.99 at fleetfarm and if you have a coupon can be 40ish. Love the bag