I use a urine sample container for one of mine...  If I happen to forget them on the bank, some may have second thoughts about pocketing them before I return!  I have 3 different Gulp containers.  One for wading, one for the boat and one for salt water.
 
I wouldn't pay Berkely for a container.  They should put them in leak proof containers to begin with...  FYI - Those "powerbait" size jars the 1" minnows and others come in, will eventually leak as well.  I think it may be the dried up juice getting in the treading, or that stuff just somehow finds a way through.  But I have had them empty into tackle boxes.  I always keep my containers outside of my tackle box for that reason.  Try to keep them upright when in a bag or pocket.

Jigs, if the original contained lids didn't leak, Berkley couldn't profit from selling bottles of "FreshJuice".

Fished with a buddy that used the minnows and he did alright catching crappie. Dam stuff smelled like WD40 if ya ask me.

Mountian Man
Berkeley sucks just sayin

The company in general? LOL

CAPTAIN HOOK
I'm going to try soaking my Gulp minnows in Fire Ball whiskey , if I don't catch anything I'll just drink the juice and be on my happy way ! 

Power to you for being able to stomach that terrible whiskey. Drank too much of it one too many times, the sight of it makes me sick. The smell of it makes me naesous instantly.

You guys are whimps, try Yukon Jack in a 16' Jon boat 100 degree heat in the Everglades that I still don't believe are there! If I accidentally see a bottle of that stuff in the state store I still get sick all over again!

MossyOakD

Mountian Man
Berkeley sucks just sayin

The company in general? LOL

Yes

MossyOakD

Walleye jigs
You guys are whimps, try Yukon Jack in a 16' Jon boat 100 degree heat in the Everglades that I still don't believe are there! If I accidentally see a bottle of that stuff in the state store I still get sick all over again!

Yukon Jack just happens to be my favorite whiskey. Now if you're talking about drinking it in 100 degree weather... that's a little bit of a different story.

I might even turn down a beer in 100 degree humid Everglades heat.  No, I probably wouldn't...

MossyOakD

Mountian Man

MossyOakD

Mountian Man
Berkeley sucks just sayin

The company in general? LOL

Yes

What's your reasoning behind your feelings? I mean... I hate Powerbait....

Their line sucks
Their flurocarbon especially sucks
Their plastics suck
Their fake baits suck
And so on and so on

I like the Flicker shad's. Good price and catch fish

Berkley has a 60% off sale going now. I always get the heads online because I cant find them in stores.

I love the gulp minnows, too!
 
 

My oldest son and I were on the Allegheny River today in pool #7 fishing for walleyes. I used one fathead, then switched to watermelon 3" gulp minnows on jigs. I caught as many or more fish than he did on live bait. When the sun got high in the sky at noon and fishing slowed down, he was outfishing me 3 to 1 on live bait. Can't be mad at Berkley 'cause their advertising is true. Fish bite them and hold on. I could feel walleyes comin' with the jig before I set.
 

I've stayed with Trilene since '81. Either XL or XT, always green. Tried Transition in '06 on a Canadian fishin' trip; couldn't believe the frays that developed every day. By midweek, I had to change the spools on my Daiwa Excelers. In '07, I was fishin' off the end of the wall in the lake at Walnut, using 10# Transition. Got a hit on Powerbait, set the hook, and the line snapped off right at the reel! WTF?!! That was the last of Berkley transition for me. Since then I've been using Sensation, which I like even better than XL or XT, and lately I spooled up several with TransOptic and have used it for two seasons now. It seems like very good line and tough as nails. I've pulled up some huge tree limbs out of the river on 8# test. In the Allegheny River, if you ain't losin' tackle, you ain't fishin' walleyes right.
Just bought two reel fill packs of Vanish, mainly because there was a good deal on it, so I'll spool up two more reels with it and work it out on the river. Just need to see if there's a fluorocarbon advantage.

EMitch
I've stayed with Trilene since '81. Either XL or XT, always green. Tried Transition in '06 on a Canadian fishin' trip; couldn't believe the frays that developed every day. By midweek, I had to change the spools on my Daiwa Excelers. In '07, I was fishin' off the end of the wall in the lake at Walnut, using 10# Transition. Got a hit on Powerbait, set the hook, and the line snapped off right at the reel! WTF?!! That was the last of Berkley transition for me. Since then I've been using Sensation, which I like even better than XL or XT, and lately I spooled up several with TransOptic and have used it for two seasons now. It seems like very good line and tough as nails. I've pulled up some huge tree limbs out of the river on 8# test. In the Allegheny River, if you ain't losin' tackle, you ain't fishin' walleyes right.Just bought two reel fill packs of Vanish, mainly because there was a good deal on it, so I'll spool up two more reels with it and work it out on the river. Just need to see if there's a fluorocarbon advantage.

vanish and transition were junk when I tried them. I've had great luck with seaguar invisx.

nerka, When I was a buyer for a large chain store we got everything from other manufactuers that also made their own brand items,but with their spects. So even though they were made in the same place there were quality differences between them. This was everything from tennis shoes to washing machines. I am sure that this applies to fishing line also.   sam