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Live Watersports ProStaff
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Rolando Village
Posts: 224
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I use small zip ties, to cover the plug in an "*" pattern this allows the scales and slime to pass through the overflow and keeps the overflow working while not letting the chovies get their dumb heads and bodies stuck in the hole. I find that a recirculating timer is essential for keeping the chovies alive, as well as not letting the bait guys overload the tank. If they give me too many, I'll simply scoop some of the less than lively ones out of the tank and save them for lobster bait.
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Laguna Niguel
Posts: 89
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I like the zip tie idea. I'll try it.
Didn't think about how a screen could get plugged up. Thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Lancaster
Posts: 187
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Nice report, I have never had luck keeping the anchovies alive in my bait tank, I might have to slow the flow down or ask them not to overfill the tank. I still caught a short halibut off dead ones though, right outside the harbor mouth.
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