What do you use to hold leeches?

[coombia21]

I lost my old leech tote last weekend on mille lacs, and I went to go and find the one I had and they haven't made that model in years. I didn't like the ones I saw at gander or cabelas with the spin tops or bag style. I want one that I can drag behind the boat and then put the whole thing in the fridge at night and still hold water and not having removable parts. Is there a smaller version of the flow and troll minnow bucket for leeches?

Dan

[harvey lee]

I use the Leech Tamer bag in my livewell and its works well.

[walleyemaniac]

+1 on the Leech Tamer. I just throw it in my minnow cooler when not in the boat.

[deadeye]

2+ the leech tamer.

I just keep it in the downspout bucket on the north side of the house when I'm at home. On the water it slides down the rope the minnow bucket is on.

[simple1]

I keep them in the container I buy them in the entire time. If for some reason I am unable to go out during the week I will change the water after about 7 days. I use the water conditioner that I got for my aquarium to get rid of the chloramines. Works great and they last forever. I have always done it this way. I have leeches in my fridge now and they will be fine for fishing on Saturday.

Thanks,

Simple1

[Ed Carlson]

Frabill has the Leech Tote, works well for wet storage and in a live well. If for some reason you can't pull off keeping them in a fridge ,

I have kept leeches in my Frabill Leech Tote submerged in my sump pump pit in my basement, and they did well. Colder is better for long term storage, so a cold fridge is best of all.

The Lindy Leech Tamer is handy in smaller baitwells on the boat, also a good option.

[Big Dave2]

I only use this now for the last 5 years or so.

[woodman]

The wife's old lunch pail in the garage fridge! I buy them by the pound and have never had a problem, except leaving them in the fridge when I get to the lake!