Frabill Belt Bait Storage Box | Convenient Easy to Reach Bait Storage | Clips on Belt | Capacity 20 Ounces

The older style fish bait boxes had a fixed plastic attachment which the belt passed thru. Well with the new style belts the snapping connectors and sizing fitting are to large to pass thru the fixed plastic attachment point so you have the opportunity to wear two belts on your waders - which by now your packing a lot of other items - so having only one belt to deal with is GREAT news. Our bait boxes have arrived we have not used them yet.

After a whole dozen crawlers got drowned and gooified during a long wade, i needed something water resistant for bait. This is discreet and way more water resistant than a cardboard tub. Nice little tackle tray up top. I've loaded it with crawlers, whole shrimp, cut bluegill and other slimy fish treats and my tackle bag no longer has to smell like wet worms.I will say that the "belt clip" design isn't super substantial and is basically designed for anyone without any anatomy that may hang over your waist. Long short, if you're of any substantial stature or have a gut or spare tire, it isn't clipping on your belt. I'm a big dude, 6'7.5" 375lb, and it doesn't fit on my belt. I didn't plan on it doing so as I keep it in my cross body tackle bag, but if you want fill fanny pack action, you'd best be skinny.Dishwasher safe is nice. Handy and cheap, would buy again.

Two full seasons in and I do like this bait box, it's as robust as it gets for plastic. The lid storage is convenient if you're running a couple different setups. It has two major shortcomings:1. As countless people have mentioned, it will get knocked of your belt without modification. I like to explore when I fish, and I've had to go back for this thing several times after not realizing it got hung up in some brush.2. Worms can and will get out. I don't have much problem with the farmed nightcrawlers you can buy, but wild worms I gather in the woods get out consistently by pushing through the hinges.Still, it has a ton of capacity; more than you need for a full day on the water. It hasn't broken, and seems like it'll be around for years or even decades.

This would be a nice bait/worm box if it was designed to stay on a belt. I like the extra compartments in the lid, for carrying extra hooks, split shot, etc.Unless it is redesigned to stay on a belt, I would NOT buy another one.

Feels sturdy enough to last a while. Only thing I don't like is the way it attaches to your belt, It will hold but you do risk this thing falling off with enough movement.

Love it thru and thru. 6 bucks so ita no Cadillac, but worth every penny! Great for kayak and wading. Room in top for hooks, split shots, small siners and a cpl jigs. Dump a cup of worms in bottom and good to go. The belt clip seems a bit soft (as i read was common) so it will get a rivet thru both tabs and it be fine. Bought this for the GF and just ordered me 1.

The best $7.00 dollars ever spent.I use the top compartment to put my cut fish bites in. The main compartment i fill up with shrimp, cut squid, silver sides. I dont spent time going back and forth for bait. I do a lot of surf fishing. I wear swimming trunks, and the bait box stays in place. Although i found if I do a lot of bending down, it will come off your waist. But, for most if the day it stays on. Like I said, best $7.00 dollars ever spent.

I never heard of worms escaping and crawling all over my refrigerator until I tried this l o l

Perfect size for my kayak

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Great bait holder and I love the top storage for hooks and weights.I cut some belt loops into the clips on the back though. This enabled me to attach my own nylon belt and never worry about it accidentally popping off.

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