Trap Guy

Mullett Hunter, you have a PM.

Here are a few pics of the "Tournament" Model that I referred to as the "Hotel".

Corner view, 4 inlets so this thing fills up FAST!



Bait container down through the middle, adds structural integrity and easy to load with dead bait.



Top view of the trap with the bait release door and dead bait loading door below.

Trap Guy

Traps now in stock at Gulf Breeze Bait and Tackle located at:

825 Gulf Breeze Pkwy

Gulf Breeze FL 32561

(850)932-6789

www.gbtackle.com

FishnGator

I've got a quick question. How does everyone secure your bait to thebottom of thethe Inshore model? Just bought it at Outcast and both times I've used it I've tried tying it on the bottom of the trap with fishing line. Both times it ends up floating in the trap by the next moring. Thanks for any info.

Chris

Misn 1

I use a piece of copper wire to loop around the bait and then secure it to the bottom of the trap. I use 12 or 14 gauge wire and I strip the insulation away. The copper wire will bent easy when you set the bait and when you retrive it to 're-bait' the trap.

FishnGator

Thanks Jeff, I'll give that a try.

Chris

Trap Guy

Try using 2lbs of chunked up menhaden and you should be able to use the bait without a bait pin.

abacodan

Richie,

The trap has performed like I never could have imagined. Sorry now that it took so long

for me to get with you. We haven't fished much lately, but my 9 year old son enjoys re-bating it just to see how many we can catch. Amazing how much better it holds the fish without the normal escapement.The wire and build quality is the best I've seen.

Thanks again,

Dan G.

Trap Guy

Offshore and Commercial models now in stock at Daybreak Marina.

Last Drop

Richie,

I'm ready for another Coastal, please.

:toast

Trap Guy

Traps now in stock at the following locations:

Outcast Bait and Tackle

Gulf Breeze Bait and Tackle

Daybreak Marina