The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

As per the title, a modern take on the venerable Efgeeco canvas bucket.

I have had one, filled with water and hanging off the washing line for the last week to check seam strength and proofing and can report back that it does what it supposed to.
Made by NGT and with a price tag of around £7.00 it was worth a punt.
10" diameter, 8" tall and squishes flat when empty.
Will use it and report back if it springs a leak!

A good choice I've used one of these buckets for about 5 years now, still going strong

Where did you purchase one of these? I could do with one as I usually go fishing on a push bike so it's a bugger to take an actual bucket

I picked it up in a local tackle shop but they are available on the bay of plenty. Angling Direct have a more expensive Trakker version in stock at present.

I see one yesterday in my local tackle shop, they look hard wearing and would definitely do the Job.
I picked up a replacement for my old WW2 canvas bucket..I did post it on TFF some time ago... brown canvass and made well... around £15.
I have a fluorescent orage collapsible bucket on a string that I use for fishing in the harbour, not that traditional but a great piece of kit.
Fladdon.

Mr B wrote: ↑Fri Aug 26, 2022 9:14 pm I see one yesterday in my local tackle shop, they look hard wearing and would definitely do the Job.
I picked up a replacement for my old WW2 canvas bucket..I did post it on TFF some time ago... brown canvass and made well... around £15.
I have a fluorescent orage collapsible bucket on a string that I use for fishing in the harbour, not that traditional but a great piece of kit.
Fladdon.

I bought one of those as a baler for my boat, but sold the boat before using it. It has many uses though, like when you're crabbing

NGT seems to be a brand of tackle that's a third the price of everything else, and at least twice as good. Their reel pouches are excellent.

Cheers folks, one will be duly purchased