Sorting Bait Puck – Wax Worm Container

Tired of digging through a clump of wax worms with cold and wet fingers? The Sorting Bait Puck fixes that.

It's a sorting system, not just a container. A built-in grid keeps wax worms separated so you're grabbing bait instead of digging through a clump.

• It's engineered from PETG, rated for -40°F to 140°F, tested by Snell Labs at -20°F and 120°F with no cracking, warping, or seal failure. On the ice or in a hot truck, it holds.
• Sorting grid keeps wax worms separated instead of clumped together.
  
• Dimensions: 2.9" diameter x 1.25" thick. Compact enough for a jacket pocket, vest, or tackle box.
• Designed to float to prevent bottom of the lake mishaps. 
• Threaded lid stays sealed through seasons to come on the water and the ice.
• Built to survive drops and repeated use, unlike the disposable plastic puck it replaces.
  
• Designed and made in-house by Snell Labs, a solo Minnesota maker shop.
• Free Shipping to the lower 48. 
• Shipped in fully recycled, eco-friendly packaging.

How to Use

• Sort: Unscrew the lid, place your wax worms with bedding onto the sorting grid, screw the lid back on, and give it a light shake for 15–20 seconds. That's it — sorted.
• Unsort: Flip the puck upside down and gently shake for 15–20 seconds to bring everything back together.

Stop babying a bait container that wasn't built for the outdoors. Grab a Sorting Bait Puck before your next trip.