Eagle Claw 1-Quart Chum Pot

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The Eagle Claw® 1-Quart Chum Pot is made of rugged steel wire that easily disperses any type of chum. The chum pot works for a wide variety of different chumming methods, and the heavy pot sinks straight and quick. Draw the bottom fish to you with the Eagle Claw® Chum Pot.

FEATURES:

Rugged steel construction
Wire easily disperses any type of chum
Great for a wide variety of chumming methods
Heavy container sinks quickly
Dimensions: 5” x 8.5”
Model: 04220-003
Eagle Claw

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Brand : Eagle Claw
Country of Origin : Imported

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Web ID: 15ECLU1QTCHMPTXXXFAC
SKU: 11070744

REVIEWS

3.1

63%

Recommended

8 Reviews

Mark Y

3 years ago

Good Quality

I went fishing here on the island for blow fish. Got a quart of frozen chum. Took about a dozen blow fish home. Good stuff

FloMan

5 years ago

Poor Quality, Rusts Instantly

The cage portion of the item rusted after just a light rain on it. The clips rusted also, making them even more useless. They clips are hard to use, and after instantly rusting, they became very weak, causing the clip my rope was tied to to break off.

allen66

6 years ago

Ranger

I bought this and the first weekend out the pin came loose and it is now at the bottom of the gulf

UberDork

7 years ago

Decent Product For The Price

Just bought one of these chum pots. Nice heavy construction so I don't have to add an 8 oz. sinker to it. I saw another review where someone lost their entire rig, so, WARNING!!!! The cotter pins that come with the chum pot are to be taken off and thrown away. The are nothing but assembly and "packing" material. The clips provided will go thru the lid and the body of the pot. When clipped into place, they will stand straight up and the lid will be tightly closed. How you tie a line to it is up to you. I use a 3.5' long piece of rope. Tie one end to each clip with a bowline. Find the center, pull it upward and make a loop using and overhand knot. I then use a 50' rope with a locking carabiner clip as my lanyard. If you plan on using this chum pot for winter flounder, I would suggest painting it bright yellow.

AvalancheGary

7 years ago

Practical

Got this online on sale. It is heavy and feels like it is built well. But, I am using this in saltwater so I can't really say how bad it is going to rust that why for quality I gave it an average rating. I wash down all my equipment with fresh water after every outing so only time will tell how long it will last. But it is practical and it will serve my needs.

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