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  1. 05-20-2017, 09:46 PM #21
    Hillbilly4949
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    I have a 13 Quart, I mainly fish solo , I got the 13 quart for the size, takes up less room on my boat. Works fine
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  2. 05-21-2017, 09:33 AM #22
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    Don't think it really matters what you put them in when it's cooler outside. I have used a standard ice chest and the Engel bait keeper. When the temperature gets up into the 90s I add a little ice to the water throughout the day in both. The Engel bait keeper does keep the water temp down longer when it's really hot but still have to add ice occasionally in either one. The main thing I like about the Engel is I can latch the lid and not loose half my water going to the lake or while I'm running across the lake in rough water. It's nice to keep your boat floor dry when the temperature is in the low 30s outside. Nothing worse than paying for a pound or 2 off minnows and loosing all your water and bait on the way to the lake.
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    Thanks to Blackdog I bought the 30qt on Jet.com for 76.00. Have used it 3x and I love it. Aerator is the quietest I have ever owned and it's nice to be able to plug it in to my cigarette lighter in the truck and boat. With the built in net I don't even use my minner net anymore. It's so dang heavy I can set it down up front and rip even in rough water without it tipping over or walking off the step down. Water tight- strong handle- easy to clean out. I could write ad copy for this thing. I too thought about making one but by the time you add a quality aerator I figure you save about 20.00 and end up with a good but not great bait keeper. The Engle is a great one.
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