Frabill Flow Troll Bait Buckets

Good quality, the real deal great price

Works great, good quality material

Good minnow bucket .tie it up in the water to keep minnows alive

The bucket is simple and served its purpose for the three times I used it for fishing this year. If you can buy some rope you can easily tie it to the handle and drop it in the water. The door stays shut with or without the safety lock. The bucket is light and colorful so that you can see it even in the murky water. I held about 10-20 baitfish that I caught with a cast net and could've probably held about another 10 fish. Cleaning the bucket can be tricky as the door doesnt stay open so you will have to hold it open with one hand while you attempt to spray and clean it with the other. The bucket is otherwise very solid and has been banged around in my trunk without any visible signs of damage.

This bait bucket out lasts the rest! It’s sturdy and reliable, the latch works as hoped.

Does what it should for a reasonable price. I’d recommend for kayak fishing. It floats and has a shape that allows it to be towed without creating excessive drag. I prefer an insulated bucket when possible, but carrying a styrofoam bucket on a kayak is not practical. It comfortably holds two dozen medium minnows. I’ve used it twice so far, and it has kept my minnows alive in 95 degree temperatures here in the southeastern United States. I’ve seen reviews with complaints of a missing latch, but mine arrived with the latch intact. The access door is spring loaded, so the latch is just an additional safety feature. The only thing that I don’t care for is that it’s hard to empty the leftovers once the trip is done. First world problems, I guess.

This thing kept 4" men menhaden alive for a few hours. Has plenty of room. As for the durability of it, it's been rolling around in the bed of my truck for 2 weeks after using it memorial day weekend. Still hasn't busted like the other reviews show. Honestly, it looks like in the other reviews that one person threw the bait bucket off the bridge and shattered the bottom (I've admittedly done this before on accident and did the same). Another review showed where where the upper and lower pieces had separated. I believe that it could be a factory issue but it most likely was from dropping the bait bucket off a pier or something and the rope wasn't long enough (done this too as a kid, long drop and sudden stop will rip the bottom right out). These are under $20 for a reason. You'll, at best get 3 years out of one before it dry rots, even less time if you fish saltwater. I will always use this bucket, always have and always will.

Great product