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You can get the 5 gal. pail with a swivel seat, but can't find one with the liner. Thanks. I'm going to finish mine in the morning, and if I can, I will post a picture. Hey June bugg, I know what you mean. Weather here is so windy everyday, mid 30's in the mornings, now we got rain coming in again...Quote:
Originally Posted by gabowman
No doubt, I agree the Plano 722 W/foam is indestructable!
Attachment 62282 Hey June Bugg, I just finished this up. Nylon strap/a buckle to tighten it. Then I hot glued it to the cooler, drilled a hole in the top for the air hose, hang the Friable Bubbler on the side, and your ready to go. Put your minnows, leaches,etc. Put a cooler pack or some ice to keep em' cool.
The best minnow bucket out there is one that has 5 to 6 minnows left in it after a good day of crappie fishing. Have a crappie day.
Here's what my buddies and I have been using for years. It's a 6 gal bucket with styrofoam liner. I run a Powerbubbles areator and can fish for days without losing minnows, as long as I change water daily. We were getting them at Academy, but they have quit carrying them. Don't know where to find them now. I will buy several when I do.
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nice i like it
Check this site out. I am thinking to get one.
Ooops here is the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappieKidd
Keep Bait Alive: Live Bait Wells: Livewell Aerator and Pumps: Bait Aeration by BaitKit.com
Man... This setup looks solid for the canoe. I hate having the minnow bucket drag along the side while paddling. You can use the spout to remove water then add from the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie 1
It works good, but it will be better in the winter. Minnows don't do that great here in the summer, I usually only try using them through June. We've used the cooler a few times with good luck, just change the water once a day or so.