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The only thing that comes to mind is if it's getting a lot of sun and/or you don't have a UV filter it's probably algae

Email me @ skunkofftackle@gmail.com and I'll get you some sent out.

Not sure if it will let me post a link but if you search for "Quick Clips" on Amazon you'll find them. We use #2 size.

Thanks for the question. I have 2 pretty large nets and I'll chase them one way with one and then scoop from the other direction.

I have not added any cooling. But I also do not keep much bait in the dead of summer. Otherwise it seems with it being shaded and sitting on concrete that it stays cool enough when i use it

Thank you glad you enjoy our products!!

Id say a month or so. Things are definitely a lot harder in the warmer weather. Like I do not load it down as much. Try to just get enough for a couple of trips. The fact that my tank sits directly on concrete and adding the insulation seemed to help a lot as it stays fairly cool even without a chiller.

These were all on trout

Can I ask where you got trout ? And you see junkie or Steven tell them Jarhead said kiss my ass lol

@@skunkofftacklewe did real good in the 90’s up there trolling 😊

Ive heard that from a few people. It's a lot less of a hidden gem these days than it was back then

Thanks glad you enjoyed it!!

Thanks man appreciate all your support

Sometimes but not prefered

Love my planer boards with the new snaps they are sooo much nicer. Thank you Captain Jim

Sorry for the late reply but very upper end

He put them hammer down on that thing

Glad you like them!

Thanks!

That day most of the time we had the downrigger balls on 34-38. So the rigs would have been roughly 38-42ft

Thanks man it was a good trip

Experience, trial and error, but with the rigs we are using,we have found as mentioned earlier in the video that 75 feet back is 4 to 5 feet below the downrigger ball hope this helps

in the old days of just trolling bucktails we used to cut the hooks off of some baits and drag them around and see when they bump to figure this out.

Thanks!

Thanks hope you're doing well

hey jaybee ive been meaning to call ya and see how you've been

Not yet but I can imagine

Yes sir no complaints here with 16lb fish. Love to see some 20-30s but I dont think many of them in NC anymore

Its not. 100% Gaston but I know what you are talking about.

Shane's boat is a KenCraft Bay Rider 239. Great boat!!

Thank you it works well

I didn't slow down per say but I changed the angle it pushes at which creates less current

I have not tried it. I considered it but with the lake being close it's really easy for me to top off. I do not put salt in my tank because I keep bluegill and trout sometimes and they seem to be sensitive to the salt.

Yeet yeet

Thanks I hope it helped

As you can tell mine was typically black so I was surprised when it went orange. All good since this though

May have been a little out of practice in that one but I can handle it

You're welcome I hope it helps you in some way. I also hope the other guy explains his algae comment.

@Skunk Off Tackle Co Yeah I'd like to know as well about that good ol tank algae

its just a pool thermometer.

I appreciate the comment but could you explain why you say that?

Explain yourself please. Why is algae good for a bait tank?

Glad you think so!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks man. Don't think thumping/dead sticking will get tournament quality fish most of the time but at that point of the day I was just trying to get on the board!!

Fat men gotta eat

I have a 30 gal Super Bait Tank II most of the time. I have a homemade 100gallon I use when I'm going on a bait trip.

There are a lot of people that use those tote tanks. I know plenty that use similar settings to mine and those and keep bait fine. Just remember you wont be able to keep as much.

Glad you liked it!

That is incorrect. Clear boards have the foam only on one side which makes them want to flop over at low speeds and until they are far enough away from the boat to grab. All planer boards are similar.

I talk about it in Part 1. It's a thumper. Basically, a rubber mallet with an electric motor that picks it up and drops it at whatever speed you set it to. Do not ask me why fish come to it but they do. Plenty of videos on RUclips of how to make your own as well as a few companies that make them pre-built. As far as pre-built I recommend thumponator.com/ . I have no relationship with them at all but the features, price and quality I can not recommend another.

❤️ you bud!!! I was wondering if you'd catch that 😁

@@skunkofftackle I see all. Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. 😏😏😏😏😁😁👍👍🤣

Yes we do. If you go to the following link www.skunkofftackle.com/shop I have both sizes for sale on there. Thanks for checking us out!!

www.skunkofftackle.com/product-page/fitec-ss1000-8ft-5-8in-mesh This is the net I mostly throw right now for gizzards

@@skunkofftackle So an 8 ft net has a 16 ft diameter is that correct ?

That is correct