If you got the room get the 30. They all work good but the bigger the better.
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The trick to tempature is oxygen and a little ice , with that 5 or 6 dozen no problem in the spring I put 1/2 lb in each of my 13s.
If you got the room get the 30. They all work good but the bigger the better.
Basically the 13 can keep 1 pound of minnows, the 19 can hold 2 pounds and the 30 can hold 3 pounds for a day or two. Keep a close eye on them and replace some of the water if needed.
I've got the 30 qt. I keep 2 lbs in it and keep the water changed and add a little ice as needed. I use mine as well for the weigh in line.
Bigger the better. Have a 19 and wish I bought the 30 for the yak for striper fishing to hold the bluebacks. They are like Yeti coolers. Will keep water cool for hours in the middle of summer.
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The 19 works best with my 861 War Eagle Predator. I've had it for several years and us it for spider rigging....
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1000 ea #6 (medium) minnows weighs 6 lbs. Divide 6 into 1000 and you get the number of minnows per pound. #4s are small (4 lbs per 1000) 1 lb of 4s equals 250 ea. You can only use this with any accuracy if the minnows have been graded to size. A lot
of the minnows I buy today are poorly graded. The best option here is to take the guy at the bait shop a mess of fish once and a
while.
Tell'em I'll be there.
I always buy them 1/2 lb at a time. Cheaper that way. $8 for 1/2 lb and get 6-8 dozen or $1.39/dozen
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