Century Coolbag

Overview

The Century Cool Bag is a premium insulated bait bag built specifically for the demands of sea angling. Constructed from heavy-duty blue fabric with a reinforced base, it's designed to be put down on concrete, rocks, shingle and beaches without fuss.

Inside, a reflective foil insulated lining helps retain the cold within the main compartment. A two-way zip gives easy access to the top, and the whole bag carries the Century product code 7058.

What really sets this bag apart is its removable plastic inner liner. Rather than bait juices soaking permanently into the fabric insulation, the liner simply lifts out and can be cleaned separately after fishing.

Perfect For

This cool bag is ideal for sea anglers who need to keep frozen or chilled bait in good condition throughout a session, including oily baits such as mackerel and squid that would otherwise leave lasting odours in a fabric-lined bag.

It also suits practical sea-fishing applications with sandeel, crab, black lug and other prepared baits. The dedicated under-lid mesh pocket is designed to hold an ice pack (not included) to extend cold retention further, while the side mesh pockets are well suited to carrying bait elastic, bait knives and scissors alongside the bag rather than in a separate tackle box — handy for anglers walking out to a mark on foot.

Technical Insight

The reflective foil insulation inside the main compartment is engineered to hold in cold air, keeping bait fresher for longer during a session. The removable plastic liner works alongside this insulation, containing bait juices and other liquids so they don't soak into the surrounding fabric, and making post-trip cleaning considerably easier than with a conventional fabric-lined cool bag.

The carrying system combines an adjustable padded shoulder strap with padded carry handles, giving anglers the flexibility to sling the bag over a shoulder on longer walks or carry it by hand for shorter trips. Together with the reinforced base, this construction is aimed squarely at the practical realities of shore-based sea fishing.