Prawn pot rope.

[Chuck]

Typically put the 4oo+ feet of rope for pots inside the pots for storage but don’t want to fight with that any longer. In the way and tangled.
Would like to find a good tough plastic basket or barrel that could handle that amount of rope. Interested to hear how others manage their pot rope. Thanks,

 

[AndrewH]

my 450ft fits coiled in a 5gal bucket from HD

 

[Sir Reel]

Use one of these. Works great and coils the line real nice. The bouy fits in mine too.

https://www.rona.ca/en/all-purpose-tub-01235244--1

 

[Thunder21]

I used a big blue garbage can with the wheels on one side of the bottom. I just stick it in the back corner of the boat while running. I can cram 3 600 foot runs in it . Then I pack a smaller tote with another 600 feet in it for my last 2 traps.

 

[Capilano]

I have used these muck buckets for years and for a variety of things. Sometimes, I see them at Canadian Tire, Costco or Princess Auto.

 

[Fixit]

I use the roughneck bins but the rectangle shape doesn’t help it coil well inside

 

[spring time]

Laundry basket

 

[Reeltime]

Garbage can with lots of 3" holes drilled out on the side to keep the sets of rope dry.

 

[gokart]

For me garden hose reel works the best ,and I have 4 sets of 400' on it total 1600 '

 

[Chuck]

Good idears, thanks.
Was able to find a 10 gap Brute plastic garbage can. Holds 450ft. of rope and the buoy. Have to put it to work to see how the set up functions.

 

[captmike]

Typically put the 4oo+ feet of rope for pots inside the pots for storage but don’t want to fight with that any longer. In the way and tangled.
Would like to find a good tough plastic basket or barrel that could handle that amount of rope. Interested to hear how others manage their pot rope. Thanks,

just so you'r not called a landlubber or a cowboy-buy rope in a store-take it on a boat and it's called a line-bowline, trapline...