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Originally Posted by GetANet
You can usually keep 2 to maybe 3 dozen in a 5 gallon white bucket with a decent aerator if you keep it out of the sun. Got to keep the water cool and lots of bubbles! Get a lid that snaps on and drill a hole for the air tube, push it thru and when you get our bait get the bucket filled almost all the way to the top, Sloshing water in the bucket causes them to get stressed during transport and will cause you to loose them quicker. Finer shiner is a great thing to add to the water to keep them lively and hardens the scales. If you start seeing foam and scales troubles coming! you can cool the water with a cold or frozen water bottle or throw a few cubes in a ziplock bag and toss it in Do Not add ice directly to the water because most ice has chemicals in it that will kill your bait! And when you see dead ones or ones that are swimming erratic take them out. Hope that helps you out.
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Thanks GetANet! I will definitely test that out. Thanks for the reassurance!
