Anyone tried this bag from HD?

https://www.ebay.com/p/Husky-Cleaning-To...624.m4097.l9055

Im using it, but its not $30 bucks...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-14-in-Supply-Bag-82023N11/203123184

Been using that exact one for 3 years now!!

The ones i saw at HD were for cleaning supplies and were $19.97.
May try that instead of the badlands bag

Looks good!

Bags made by "Bucket Boss" brand look good as well

I picked one up. Hope to give it a good try this coming season

Yup. Got 2 of them and they are goin on 3 years now. They got lots of pockets and work good for the lures. I like them, but am going to get andys predator bag.

I got one but I use it for a mobile tool box, works good

The end pockets will hold big bait jars(aka peanut butter jars)

I have one and hands down is the best lure/bait I have found! It does not tip over like the other bags.

Other than just baits and lures, what else would a bag like this be used for as far as trapping is concerned?

Pics might help explain things also. So if you've got them, feel free to share.

I'm new to trapping and still trying to find my groove with bags, etc...

Big1, if you cant get the links to pics above, you can pm me your email and i will send you some

Those bags have flat pockets on the inside of different sizes to hole pokers, butter knives, pan covers, scissors, files, screwdrivers, ect., along with enough room for a sifter, brush, hammer, kneeling pad. And as stated, the outside pockets are big enough to carry two large bait jars, a couple pints of pee, jars of turds and/or fur scraps and a lot of 4 oz lure jars (if your into lures). Very well built I must say! I would love to have one of Andys bags, however $15 vs $75 is a big difference for getting the job done.

jmo.....

Blak, I can open those links, I just meant pics of how you have your bags set up.

Bite, thanks for the info. I wasn't sure if it was just big enough to just do lures of if it was big enough for a hammer, etc...

And then I'm guessing that people have multiples of this bag due to it's price. A bag for dogs, cats, and coon.

I just might have to pick up 3 of them.

I would give a lot to get the price of my bags down like this one. Believe me I totally understand where your coming from. This bag looks 100% better than a 5 gallon bucket that we all use to use.

If I can't find a manufacturer here soon I might be using one of these.

Husky offers a lot of different bags to choose from, but their 12” Tool Bar Bag looks like a great fit for various trapping applications.

Husky 12” Tool Bar Bag

It provides easier accesses to your trapping tools than a bucket, and it has rigid side pockets that let you pick and pull your lure selection much quicker as well.

No more having to fish through a bunch of collapsing side pockets for a certain lure, like you have to do with all of the other fabric bags.

Other Husky Bags


For me, it’s not as much about cost, but how quickly I can retrieve an item from my bag.

I don’t want to be rooting around for something in the bottom of a bucket, or digging in a deep pocket for a one ounce bottle of lure in a collapsible style bag.

I want to be able glance down in my bag/tote, and pull the item I need.

Bulky items like your driver, hole punch, and drill with auger bit need to be taken into account as well.

I don’t want my lure and bait anywhere close to my tools; so those items go in their own separate tote.

Andy, i chose this one because it is only 12" high and easier to get out of the side door of my truck bed topper. And it helps that the outside pockets actually have bottoms in them. The other husky bags i saw did not have pockets like this, they were tubes sewn flat to the bag.
I will modify my husky bag handles to be shorter for easier retrieval from the truck bed.

Maybe a shorter version of your predator bag would cut costs?

I hear that black spot. One things for sure. What ever bag you use the one that fits your system is the one to have. The only way for me to lower the cost of my bags would be to have them produced in China. I am seriously considering having a USA made bag and a imported version to cover the needs of all trappers budgets. I designed my bag to fit my style of trapping but that doesn't mean it fits everybody's. The biggest trouble of selling bags is keeping them in stock. That is where the imported bags like the tool bags on here come in darn handy. Price and availability.