Skeeter, Phoenix, Ranger, Pro-Craft......owned them all. Have never had to fold bigger fish to get them to fit in a livewell.

I'm just still trying to figure out how a triangle holds more water than a rectangle/square. Its basically half the size. The livewell would have to be double the depth to account for that. The triangular livewell has always intrigued me since you guys came out with it. I'm sure there's a science to it that BCB came up with to design it. But not sure what science there is to say a triangle will produce better fish care than a rectangle/square.

Don't forget to add VT-2 livewell vents to your BassCat or for that matter for any boat

Note: I added this so Allison1 won't cry anymore

All you need is the VT-2 according to Frank in every other livewell thread.

There are two triangle live wells.

I want to say that they actually hold less water than most boat brands. I know that the newer skeeters have a removable divider to make it one big livewell.

Yes, 2 triangles that form 1 larger triangle with divider. Just like other boats that have 2 rectangle/square that form 1 larger rectangle/square with divider.

does look deep but rather small in width and length.

You boys must catch nothing but 10 pounders! LOL. Giant catfish...LOL. I never needed an offshore livewell fishing inland lakes. Maybe at Lake Worth!

Can you imagine how great they'd work with a pair of VT-2 livewell vents in em Alli1?

Cutting hole in the lid would make me nervous. Couldn't do it

It's OK, it's just metal, anyone can do it, a sophomore in shop class could install these

Think it has something to do with water movement, sloshing exc

Triangles do not develope standing waves.

That vent is stupid

works perfectly