Is a bait tank overkill? - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Waterâ€™s Edge

Devildawgjj · 02-17-2012, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by William Novotny

Dude......thats the guy from law and order: special victims unit.

Nuff said....

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Originally Posted by Huntingthebigone

Maybe I'm missing something, so what if I live in hillcrest it's a beautiful town with cultured people. And what wrong with my profile pic it's me my wife took it and I think it shows me in my relaxed element. I don't say anything about some of the interesting photos others have... The guy I met at the oex store in mission beach told me this was a welcoming group of salty fisherman so far the comments have been funny but hurtful.

Beautiful town, cultured people in Hillcrest.....Subjective!

Your pseudo-homo inuendos (like your monkier) say otherwise!!

I can be welcoming, but you have to understand that there is a certain dynamic that takes place in forums. And if you have been "lurking" for a while, then you failed to understand the "culture" that takes place in BWE.

echo1er · 02-17-2012, 11:12 AM

so yeah...

back on topic. You could use anything for a bait tank / live well. Its a project with in itself. You could make your own bait tank. What some guys do or just.
But know that when building learn from others mistakes.

What type of pump your getting, battery type, life of the battery, tube length, strapping it down to kayak, additional rod holder, wiring the battery to the the pump tank and switch. Much comes into play.

And instead of dragging a bucket around you have it on you. So you don't get caught on anything. Your line, and would never make it in the kelp beds.

tagyak · 02-17-2012, 01:49 PM

is a bait tank over kill?

do you really need a mobile phone? why not just find a pay phone when you want to make a call? or just check your messages when you get home on your home answering machine?

so a bait tank is like a mobile phone, we all have them for convenience and to a degree has become a necessity. your question is why not just drop a bucket every once in while? i think you can answer that for yourself, but for the most of us here we rather have that little bit of comfort and luxury of not having to drop that bucket over the side "every once in awhile".

tight lines

02-17-2012, 11:12 AM	#2
echo1er Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 598	so yeah... back on topic. You could use anything for a bait tank / live well. Its a project with in itself. You could make your own bait tank. What some guys do or just. But know that when building learn from others mistakes. What type of pump your getting, battery type, life of the battery, tube length, strapping it down to kayak, additional rod holder, wiring the battery to the the pump tank and switch. Much comes into play. And instead of dragging a bucket around you have it on you. So you don't get caught on anything. Your line, and would never make it in the kelp beds.

02-17-2012, 01:49 PM	#3
tagyak Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Alhambra Posts: 506	is a bait tank over kill? do you really need a mobile phone? why not just find a pay phone when you want to make a call? or just check your messages when you get home on your home answering machine? so a bait tank is like a mobile phone, we all have them for convenience and to a degree has become a necessity. your question is why not just drop a bucket every once in while? i think you can answer that for yourself, but for the most of us here we rather have that little bit of comfort and luxury of not having to drop that bucket over the side "every once in awhile". tight lines