why not bait tank in the front?

[jorluivil]

A gallon of water weighs just over 8lbs, if your tank holds 3gallons that's 24lbs
The typical 6v battery weighs just shy of 5lbs
I'm assuming the tank itself will weigh 4-5lbs
30lbs of additional weight on the bow
Whenever you need another piece of bait you'll have to somehow reach for it.

[JeffB]

Not only what jorluivil said, but it's gonna catch the wind as well. I watched my buddy put one on the front of his fish n dive and was hurting. He drained it and it still caught the wind.learn from his mistake, lol!

[boxturtle]

thanks guys i knew there is always a reason why people do it a certain way

[Old Man in the Sea]

In this instructional video, our guide Tony has converted his front hatch into an extra bait tank to hold about 50lbs of spanish mackrel...well you get the idea
http://youtu.be/NYqcHE4WVSs

[Raskal311]

Originally Posted by Old Man in the Sea

In this instructional video, our guide Tony has converted his front hatch into an extra bait tank to hold about 50lbs of spanish mackrel...well you get the idea
http://youtu.be/NYqcHE4WVSs

That would have been a much better video without all of the extra editing.

[bigbarrels]

yep, increase your chance of pearling coming in if you get on a wave

[boxturtle]

Originally Posted by Old Man in the Sea

In this instructional video, our guide Tony has converted his front hatch into an extra bait tank to hold about 50lbs of spanish mackrel...well you get the idea
http://youtu.be/NYqcHE4WVSs

Thats classic!

[FishNinjaY]

Originally Posted by Old Man in the Sea

In this instructional video, our guide Tony has converted his front hatch into an extra bait tank to hold about 50lbs of spanish mackrel...well you get the idea
http://youtu.be/NYqcHE4WVSs

HAHA... hey.. that's my vittles vault livewell.. uh oh..