Been wanting to construct some sort of bait receiver for my slip. Turns out, the marina allows a tenant to keep one inside their slip as long as A.) it fits and B.) no augmentations are made to the dock. That being said, any knowledge that can be shared as to what materials, i.e. containers, barrels, trash cans, that have made for successful receivers would be very much appreciated.
The Sealions are my number one concern. Those bastards could pick locks if their arms were any longer, especially the piggish knot heads that live in the marina constantly looking for hand outs. Basically, i need to build a receiver that will keep a scoop or so of Mackerel alive over night or up to a few days max.
Often i will head down to our slip the night before to ready the boat for early departure and fish. Sometimes the macs run through thick and i am able to fill the tank but to limited amounts. It would be awesome to fill up a secondary holding tank. Thanks, Daniel
The Sealions are my number one concern. Those bastards could pick locks if their arms were any longer, especially the piggish knot heads that live in the marina constantly looking for hand outs. Basically, i need to build a receiver that will keep a scoop or so of Mackerel alive over night or up to a few days max.
Often i will head down to our slip the night before to ready the boat for early departure and fish. Sometimes the macs run through thick and i am able to fill the tank but to limited amounts. It would be awesome to fill up a secondary holding tank. Thanks, Daniel
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