Bait Tank for sale

[ful-rac]

Your bolts are sticking out into the tank.


That's no Bueno!


You should make it as flush to the inside of the tank as you can.

[cell128]

Thanks Toni I was gonna cut em flush to the nut and throw some goop on top to try n prevent leaks/rust

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[PAGREG]

Hey jimmy, how many holes are u putting in it to drain and where abouts are u putting the holes. I need to build one of these or just have you build me one.

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by PAGREG

Hey jimmy, how many holes are u putting in it to drain and where abouts are u putting the holes. I need to build one of these or just have you build me one.

I usually put about 4 to 5 holes depending on the rod holder location. Some want the 6 rod holder setup and some want the 3. So it all depends on where the Rod holders go, but there is plenty of drainage and I've never had a tank over flow on me doing it this way.

[Oxbeast1210]

My buddy got a tank from JIm we used it last week. It worked great and keep all the bait alive no issues.

he says thanks Jim

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by Oxbeast1210

My buddy got a tank from JIm we used it last week. It worked great and keep all the bait alive no issues.

he says thanks Jim

Glad he liked it. We'll have to hook up on the water sometime.

[PAGREG]

Is the omega tank a 40lb Vittel or a 60lb vittel? I currently have the 15lb like your smaller one and I was doing the math. The 15 lb is about 51 lbs with water in it. The 40 lb is about 119lbs with water in it. The 60lb is about 136lbs with water in it. How much of a difference would one notice with adding that weight to the yak? Just wondering if you would notice that weight. I'll probably still build one out of a 40lb vittel.

[PAGREG]

I Never thought about the weight. Mine is a L 12"x W 12"x H 9.75"=1404 cubic inches 1404 cubic inches / 231=6.08gal 6.08gal x 8.5Lbs =51.68lbs

231 is inches to gallons
8.5lbs is average weight of salt water.

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by PAGREG

Is the omega tank a 40lb Vittel or a 60lb vittel? I currently have the 15lb like your smaller one and I was doing the math. The 15 lb is about 51 lbs with water in it. The 40 lb is about 119lbs with water in it. The 60lb is about 136lbs with water in it. How much of a difference would one notice with adding that weight to the yak? Just wondering if you would notice that weight. I'll probably still build one out of a 40lb vittel.

I use the 40lb, I had a 60 at one time and it was O.K., but it was just too big for my taste. The only time I have ever notice the water weight is when water leaked into my kayaks but from other sources not the bait tanks. Usually when I'm paddling back into shore I pull the drain plug so that the water drains before landing. I also thing the weight of the water in the tank helped save me back in April when I was paddling in some very rough waters. Again, I honestly have not heard anyone complain about the extra weight.

[StinkyMatt]

Jimmy,

Greg A. Is looking for a new bait tank. Hit him up....

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by StinkyMatt

Jimmy,

Greg A. Is looking for a new bait tank. Hit him up....

Will do, thanks.

[JNAST13ST]

If you run a drain tube put some small chicken wire over so that it doesn't get stuffed with small bait


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[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by JNAST13ST

If you run a drain tube put some small chicken wire over so that it doesn't get stuffed with small bait


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Good advice, I only install drain tubes when someone requests them. I prefer not to have drain tubes because line can catch on them.

[dmrides]

Originally Posted by ful-rac

Your bolts are sticking out into the tank.


That's no Bueno!


You should make it as flush to the inside of the tank as you can.

When I had this style tank, I put one of those thin folding cutting board inside to cover the bolt heads. This would also round out the corners so none of the fish would get trapped in the corners. Cheap and easy fix.