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Setting up the DIY Bait Tank/Catching Bluegill

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In this video I show you how we set up our DIY bait tank. It's an easy to find horse/cattle tank along with a pond pump and filter kit for circulation and a separate aerator system. The links for the pump and aerator are below.
We also head out to our local lake and catch a few bluegill to put in it. Like and subscribe so you don't miss future videos.
Aerator - www.amazon.com...
Pond Pump - www.lowes.com/...

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29 авг 2024

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@g240b Год назад

A windy ponca lake, love your content. Keep up the good work.

@CatfishCowboy69 Год назад

TY......Really glad you like it. Thanks for watching and for leaving the feedback

@derongalbreath9334 Год назад

I’m the guy in the big camo seaark that was jug lining at Kaw a few days ago, I found your videos about a month ago, been enjoying them and following you guys, keep up the good work, I’ve been thinking about fishing some of those tournaments you guys fish, haven’t got going yet.

@CatfishCowboy69 Год назад

Yeah....I remember seeing you out there. You should definitely think about coming to some of the tournaments. They are a lot of fun. We would love for you to join in on the fun. If there is anything I can do to help, just let me know. Thanks for watching. Give me a shout if you see me out there. Good luck

@randydehne8866 Год назад

Dang wind

@CatfishCowboy69 Год назад

I know......I hate fighting that crap!!!!

@calvinhoward2407 Год назад

Our city water don't kill my bluegill, crappie don't do to good itn it though

@CatfishCowboy69 Год назад

That is correct. Some cities dont have enough chlorine to affect Bluegill. They seem to be a little tougher than some other fish. Thanks for watching. Please keep leaving the comments. I enjoy the feedback

@texasmike_K5TXM Год назад

How much salt would you add to a tank that size for shad?

@CatfishCowboy69 Год назад

I like to use a cup for every 12 gallons of water. Don't ask me how I came up with that number, but it seems to work for me. Feels like I need more salt as it gets warmer and less during the winter. That salt is hard on the equipment, but it really is a difference maker. Thanks for watching and I love the questions. Hope it helps my friend