Keeping Your Fish Alive

[bandchaser]

New Pro Products

I am in now way affiliated with this company, but they are based out of Shelbyville, KY. Their VT-2 ventilation system is so simple minded you would like it will not work, but it does.

I am not familiar with livewells at all, my first boat with a livewell I just purchased less than 2 months ago. My fish were losing their color, severe odor in livewell, way bad foam and terrible heat. And my fish were floating by the end of the day.

I researched the situation and ran up on the above link. I got past the notion of drilling 3" holes in my lids, and went to work.

Today's fish in 96 degree air temps were lively when I got home after a 45 minute drive home. Take a look for yourself. With the recirculation valve going and the vents, you should be able to keep them alive.

[ccollins]

I have a pair of these that have never been open I am wanting to sell $30 and I will ship.

[crp4570]

Good info. Thx.

[buffalo13]

CCollins what color are they

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[bandchaser]

CCollins what color are they

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Dean, I think they should all be black.

[buffalo13]

I seen some white ones on there website

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[blueball]

Frozen water bottles in the livewell every couple hours works also

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[M R Dux]

Not disputing anything about the product but I can see those busted the 1st time somebody steps on them.

[Redge]

Not disputing anything about the product but I can see those busted the 1st time somebody steps on them.

Same thing I was thinking, unless they are molded out of polycarbonate or glass filled abs.

[speckfinder]

Not disputing anything about the product but I can see those busted the 1st time somebody steps on them.

They won't break