Securing tuperware type containers

[rockdog23]

I have a Fish Trap Pro that I have several tuperware type containers in to organize and store items, what would be the best way to secure them so they don't move in the house. The current solution is duct tape, itis holding up but won't last the season.

[MuskieJunkie]

For motorcycles they sell a small cargo net so you can strap stuff to your back seat, secure that inside somewhere and it would create a pocket that might keep them from moving and the lids from coming off, depeding on how big they are????

[Phred52]

rockdog23, How big are the containers? How about vel-cro straps? Menards has various sizes in the electrical dept and also at the check out isle. I've found all kinds of uses for these little gems. Phred52

[blueroof]

If your Pro Trap is newer than 04, Clam sells tackle storage packs that button to the seats and consoles with storage nooks in them. You could also use adhesive backed velcro.

[jigging-matt]

I don't know how big your containers are, but you can use the sheets of Blue Styrofoam insulation, cut to fit the bottom of the sled and then cut out places for each container. I did this in the bottom of my Voyeager and it works great. Places for my buckets, latern, propane cylinder, and all the extra goodies. Plus it is very light weight. Don't use the white because it absorbs water. I even covered mine in blue outdoor carpet to match the house.

[rockdog23]

Matt,

Where did you end up getting the blue foam? How thick is it?

Thanks,

[hovermn]

Blue and pink and yellow foam (EPS foam) can be found at home centers like Menards, Home Depot, etc... It comes in thicknesses such as 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/2 and 2". Usually, it comes in 4X8 sheets, but some places sell smaller sheets.

[jigging-matt]

I bought mine at FF. I got the 2" and glued two together, and then carpeted it. Looks nice, and works great.