A couple bait tank battery questions - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

RK · 08-22-2011, 07:22 PM

A lot of guys use the 6volt and it does slow down the flow or you can add an adjustable spray head to the outflow of the pump, unless you have the pump already, I really like the tsunami pump its super reliable, cheap and easy to fix/replace, ocasionally mine gets grass in it and its super easy to open up and clean on the water. If you can sort of reach it a toggle switch on the outside of the pelican case that holds the battery would be a rad option, if you cannot reach it, I had a toggle switch on my old malibu that was close to me and easily accessible and i loved that feature, but that will require you running longer wire and a permanent mount. There was a post on here for a guy selling a tank for 35 bucks just buy that one and save yourself the trouble, but maybe im just lazy.
Good luck hope any of that helps.

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08-22-2011, 07:22 PM	#2
RK Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 736	A lot of guys use the 6volt and it does slow down the flow or you can add an adjustable spray head to the outflow of the pump, unless you have the pump already, I really like the tsunami pump its super reliable, cheap and easy to fix/replace, ocasionally mine gets grass in it and its super easy to open up and clean on the water. If you can sort of reach it a toggle switch on the outside of the pelican case that holds the battery would be a rad option, if you cannot reach it, I had a toggle switch on my old malibu that was close to me and easily accessible and i loved that feature, but that will require you running longer wire and a permanent mount. There was a post on here for a guy selling a tank for 35 bucks just buy that one and save yourself the trouble, but maybe im just lazy. Good luck hope any of that helps.