Im in the process of going from a bait "bag" and set making bag to one bag. I bought No BS bag and its OK but the outside pockets that hold 16 ounce bait containers sure are a pain to get out. Is there any other decently priced options that will hold a heavy hammer, drill, and all the other necessities along with 6-10 outside pockets for bait and lure?

badlands bag.

Check out the Trappers Tote that MNTrapline has. I think they are out right now but other trapping suppliers sell them too. 20" Long x 9" wide X 12 deep with 17 pockets.

I have one and it is an excellent tote. Rugged.

20 inch construction bag from Lowe’s. I like that they have a shoulder strap as well as handles.

Posco, those bags are top shelf. I just toss it on the front rack of the ATV with a couple bungies and I'm good to go.

I’m with Gray Beard and Posco.

First time using it this year. No complaints. Love the strap.

You can always add a nail apron to bucket or bag for larger items

patra, larger items? I didn't know that a nail apron would hold a 3lb hammer! LOL!!....

I do the same but often don't even bother to tie it off. Good bag no doubt.

For $32 you won't find a better predator bag. The big pockets on each side hold a 16oz jar of bait perfectly. The other outside pockets hold 4oz lure or bottles of urine. I don't even use the inside pockets but I don't carry much selection. I can hold everything I need in here for sets as well as the traps. I'm on my fourth season with mine and it'll go a fifth easily. Best investment I made.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-2...large-total-pockets-HD60024-TH/312387489

Check out the Trappers Tote that MNTrapline has. I think they are out right now but other trapping suppliers sell them too. 20" Long x 9" wide X 12 deep with 17 pockets.”

This bag is great for me with different bags for different uses.
One is for trail cameras and tools of that trade.

HD has a janitorial tote bag that works great!

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https://www.pcsoutdoors.com/packbaskets.aspx

Most of the trappers bags on the above link made in the USA and Top Quality

Montana trapper bags, john wilson he's a member on here.
They are very well built.

Beaver bag, lure bag, predator land bag
If your rough on equipment buy these.

I prefer to keep my scent/lure gear seperate to the rest of my trap gear, especially since I've had homemade lures burst the bottle they were in, I bought 2 smallish tool bags about 10 years ago and I can comfortably carry 5 X #3 bridgers (heavy modified) with 10 rebar stakes plus everything else I need.
My lure bag is also my "in the field", scent extraction bag with syringes and spare bottles and I don't want my traps being dug up because they've been scented.
Just a thought, good luck with the new gear bag. I set my first "cow skull set" here yesterday.

I agree. Use the heck out of John's stuff for my wolf line which usually means a pack into set locations. I put the waxed dirt bag into the backpack bag (otter bag pictured here) and 2-3 wolf traps w/ 8-10' chain, cable tie offs, pounder, trowel, waxed paper and gloves in the bag too. Easily 30+lbs of stuff or (way) more if you throw a couple drags in there too. I handle the lure in a separate bag and cut off the lure pouches since I didn't need them. Headed in with a sled full of bait and couple traps here. I've used his stuff pretty hard and love it.

That backpack looks the goods, might have to get one of those.
Would love to hear how you run your wolf line, like how you do your sets etc

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That backpack looks the goods, might have to get one of those.
Would love to hear how you run your wolf line, like how you do your sets etc[/quote]


Jumperzee had a tutorial about his wolf set awhile back. It's in this thread.

https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthr...ding-a-wolf-trap-for-weather#Post7047373

I use what's called the bucket boss 24" long boy bag. It's super strong and tough.It also comes with a removable shoulder strap.
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That looks great and would fit a drill nice, but not bait and lure compartments big enough on the side.....

I have used this one for a few years now. Great quality.

This looks identical to the Trappers Tote, but the trappers tote has the lure compartments and no zipper.

I like my badlands bag

Hey Jumperzee what bag is that with the snares in it? I need one!

If your an old guy you need something to push off of to get back up. If I used a bag I would never be able to get back up. LOL
I got some type of bucket buddy and It works out for me.

Amen Beav. My knees didn’t like trapping at all this year.

I would never carry my baits & lure in my set making bag theres to big of a chance of contamination with my tools. I have 2 hands and I carry 2 trapping bags.

Save yourself some money and buy a rope bag from treestuff.com..For approx $20 you can get a good bag.

Thats the dirt bag. Just some 1/8" cable tie offs in there.

Thanks.
Appreciate the link, it's exactly what I was looking for.

This is a great bag.