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[Wyota]

Originally Posted by Modigity

Made a bait tank out of a Marine Cooler and copied the workings of the hobie bait tank using the scuppers for water intake and drain. I chose this cooler since it fits snug in the back of the Pro Angler and already had knotches I can put the bungie cords. I also rigged a stadium seat to the back and works perfect for passengers.

Nice setup, I'll be pinching some of your ideas as I look to build one for myself.

Quick noob questions:

The black bulb inline to the inlet pipes. Is that so you can manually add water should the bilge pump not have power?

The pipe over the top/side: does that have holes in the underside for the water to flow in?

[YakDout]

Originally Posted by Wyota

Nice setup, I'll be pinching some of your ideas as I look to build one for myself.

Quick noob questions:

The black bulb inline to the inlet pipes. Is that so you can manually add water should the bilge pump not have power?

The pipe over the top/side: does that have holes in the underside for the water to flow in?

Its to prime the tank, instead of having to use forward propulsion to push water up the inlet under the scupper.

[Modigity]

Originally Posted by YakDout

Its to prime the tank, instead of having to use forward propulsion to push water up the inlet under the scupper.

Yes, its a primer so I can turn it on when im stationary.

[cabojohn]

Making gafs for a couple friends...I use my broken composite /carbon fiber ice hockey sticks and they work awesome!! Grips are fantastic.
Nothing fancy just solid, light & functional...
Some pics-

[NICKWORN]

Originally Posted by cabojohn

Making gafs for friends...I use my broken composite ice hockey sticks and they work awesome!! Grips are fantastic.
Nothing fancy just solid, light & functional.
Some pics-

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[DanaPT]

Originally Posted by NICKWORN

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I have a sherwood gaf (made from real wood) that does float. My guess on the graphite is that they will fill with water and sink.

[cabojohn]

Originally Posted by DanaPT

I have a sherwood gaf (made from real wood) that does float. My guess on the graphite is that they will fill with water and sink.

NOPE-
I now fill the composite shafts with expanding foam...they float.

[Mr. NiceGuy]

Originally Posted by cabojohn

Grips are fantastic.
Nothing fancy just solid, light & functional...
Some pics-

What did you use to make the white grips?

[cabojohn]

Originally Posted by Mr. NiceGuy

What did you use to make the white grips?

^
I didn't make them...purchased from Hockey Giant / Hockey Monkey.
They sell them for about $7. They are pre made. Glue on w/ hot water.
Different colors, sizes & lengths.
I'm sure you could use them on any gaff / shaft.

[Batmann]

Originally Posted by cabojohn

^
I didn't make them...purchased from Hockey Giant / Hockey Monkey.
They sell them for about $7. They are pre made. Glue on w/ hot water.
Different colors, sizes & lengths.
I'm sure you could use them on any gaff / shaft.

I use regular friction tape to make my grips like the guy in this video. The types of grips are great on a lot of different things.

https://youtu.be/j_mCK7WEOuk


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