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Re: Built a 30 gallon bait tank for $129 today [Re: FishTheBite] #12254627 05/20/17 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted By: FishTheBite
I thought I had to have a fancy bait tank too, until my brother told me the secret. Don't touch the shad with your bare hand! I can keep a couple dozen alive for several hours in my front live well as long as I don't touch them when I net them and put them in. Dump them from the net straight into the tank, or into a five gallon bucket full of water and then use a dip net to transfer them into the tank. Once you touch them they start to expire very rapidly.

I hand deliver mine into my tank everytime. As long as your hand is wet it wont hurt them.


Keep em tight!
Re: Built a 30 gallon bait tank for $129 today [Re: skywat5] #12255328 05/21/17 07:07 AM
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I like it. I have been using one I made out of an igloo cooler for 10 years now and it can keep shad for two days.


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