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    I traveled a lot. Tenn, ga, sc.. I catch most of my own bait. Shad are extremely dirty when. I live in Greenville so I always have a drive to lake. If the bait are cured all I use is the scale catcher when I'm actually fishing. Good bait are clean and don't loose scales.

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    Tank is in bed of truck now. Headed to a river spillway for bait.

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    Shad are hard to keep, the Vest tank has always done well if you can keep the water temp down and the anomia down

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    I've got a setup at home. 500gall and 350gall. Both filter thru a 50gallon scale catcher sump tank. Then pumped to a 50gallon biofilter. I'll post some pics. ASAP. Couple days. Lol.
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    So REELDAWG when you catch bait how much do you catch? How much will your setup at home hold? Thanks

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    I've had as many as 250 shad in the 500gall tank. All caught in one trip. 6"-8" shad. Pretty much maxed it out. I don't really fish with herring but I could probably hold 45 dozen in that tank. Keep them till they get eat or die of starvation. That takes at least a month. Longer in the winter.

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