DiY Portable Livewell Cooler | Optimal Setup | Flow-Rite Systems fishing
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Hey man those degrees aren’t useless. They’ve helped you get to where you are today. Even if what you’ve learned is not applicable, at least they’ve taught you what you what you don’t want to pursue! You’ll reach 100k! Keep it up!
Awesome video. Got my mind to running for the next build
Awesome stuff, it’s simple and easy. Keep the videos coming 👍
🔥🔥You can’t get anymore simple than that,Great job Mike 👊👍
Sure you can.
Yes you can
finally! I am buying this today.
awesome for a simple jon boat
Awesome idea!!
That is a great budget friendly livewell. Wouldn't be hard to add another smaller cooler beside it to recirculate the water through ice to keep the water temp cool. Great video.
That’s what I was thinking too. That would be perfect .
why not keep the water at the same temp as the environment the fish came from?
@@caribbeanbound8357because when it is hot, the water on the boat will become much hotter than the water in the lake. Because there is so much less volume.
Perfect for my Sundolphin American 12 plastic Jon boat!
I made the same but the use flowrite pump out aerator fitting. So I can pull the nozzle and it pumps the water out and push it back in for the aerator.
as a fellow miwaukee junkie. I approve of all the tools in this video lol
I think I will try this, but make it work with all the parts mounted to the underside of the lid. Run the power out the top.
Nice Mike love it
Love it!
im glad you talked about the chinsy self soldering heat shrink. Its fine for low amperage devices but i wouldnt use it for anything above say, 10 amps.
It’s rather inconvenient to have to go elsewhere to see how a product functions. I tried to look at in on your website but it wanted me to sign in so I could view the video. I dislike that email harvesting strategy.
Walmart cooler + walmart aerator = happy fish all day. Have always kept my fish alive. No fuss no muss too.
In Florida we put them on ice right away that makes cleaning very easy you ought to try it let's get some gallon milk jugs Frozen and put them in a cooler
@@larryclark4297 so basically just freeze them to death?
Lol I think a live well is aimed for tournament fishermen who need to keep fish alive until weigh in I believe
Yep mine too.
Love it
It's be cool to do a challenge where you use basic tools and materials that most of us would have and do a simple little 12ft bassboat.
I think I worded it wrong. I don't expect you to lower your standard on the boat. There's a clear gap between you and most of the other people converting small boats. I think over 90 percent of people who will convert a John boat will probably only do it once and with the weekend warrior tools and skills that most of us have. I just think it'd be interesting seeing how someone with your skill set would attack it in an average joes garage. Plus showing people they could do it with what they have would probably jump your subscribers substantially. Your work can be intimidating for some people to try if their only gonna do it once. Thanx for spreading knowledge all the same and look forward to your future projects.
I’ve wanted this too something that average Joe could do I mean afford
Thanks for the video. Going to get one of those from you. Liked and subbed
I can’t imagine the strong Odor in your house after doing this inside but thank you!😂 I have to strip down after I leave my shop if use resin or sand fibreglass because my wife can’t stand the smell.
Hell yeah bro badass
Nice Idea Hello from Costa Rica
Awesome built! Love the wrist band. God is bigger! Amen
That cool thanks for video need me one those
Let's get ya that 100k , just subscribed
Sweet!!!
Sweet build, have u made one with everything built on the inside...
Cool!!!!
I have a question !just by recycling water threw an adding air will keep the fish alive? Or does it need fresh water to be ran into the livewell?
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Sweet!
What are the advantages and disadvantages if you used an aquarium airaitor instead?
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great build, just one safety comment your fuse should be installed close to the battery, on your setup the fuse location allows a short to occur at any point from the battery positive terminal thru the length of your cable up to the fuse, this is a fire hazard on your boat or in your vehicle .
I have a 1988 Searay 250 with a cooler (and an exterior drain) at the stern of my boat. My thought here would be to find a rubber stopper for the drain and mount this kit under the cooler (in hull cavity), run a wire to a switch and fill cooler with water. Any additional thoughts on this adaptation?
Could u use this for your boat live well to recirculate water?
Hey mate... How well do you reckon this would work for a saltwater application? Cheers
I was tasked to build something similar at work. But instead we pumped water from river/lake. Is there any timers you would recommend to have the pump cycle on and off? Ive looked in many places but cant seem to find a decent timer
I made mine using a ebay 8 dlls sumergible 12 V pump...... and did not mess up my cooler....
Where does the hose run to? And how? To get water out of the lake/ocean?
I made one with a small recirculating sum pump or a fountain pump ,perforated pvc pipe shots water downwards and aerates it at the same time , only 2 tiny holes to hold pump under and few above water line to hold pvc around all contained inside, the only thing out of the cooler is 2 wires for power... credit to another ytuber for the idea.
ASU baby!! :)
What you powering it with
What's the size of the cooler. I want to have a big enough cooler but not too big size to take up space.
What about a filter for shad
Can I buy a finished one just like this one...
Nice build how much would the weight be for kayak to be on?
Make something similar for my hobie lynx
Probably like 80 pounds when full
What is the name of the casting resin
Do you have any for sale
could I purchase thing to Canada?
really good content. I'd say less camera movement, and not so zoomed in would make it perfect.
Hi. Whats the name of the connector that draws air in while pumping out water . You have it in your hand at 1m35s in the video. Tks
Flow rite nozzle
Ok it’s nice but since you went with a aerator pump like that I would have but the pump on the back side n in a up right position to make it not stick out n run the shower head on the front Also I know this is a year old video n I’m sure you may have found out this. When the pump quits working cause it’s worn out n you used the epoxy it’s going to make it hard to replace the pump and getting it out may damage the ice chest cooler That’s why I use a bilge pump in mine no leaks no problem to replace pumps and works just as good.
Pump référence 401c?? 403c?? Please
Sweet setup! Pump out is cool, but no pump in? What if you use a flowright nossel for the intake into the pump, so when you pull the nossel out the water pumps in from another hose on a quick connect that you throw overboard? This would also help you streamline the pump right against the cooler. Just a thought.
turn the nozzle and its shoots out the top. Once enough water is out dump it over the side.
Just use a bucket and bail the water in. You should keep a bucket in the boat anyway👍
@@darrellwampler6473 Problem is you get out first thing in the morning and get on a good topwatet bite, do you really want to spend 10 min bucket bailing water?
@@mattaneshansley5349 Put water and some ice before you leave the dock. Simple
@@darrellwampler6473 Either way your sitting at the dock with a bucket while the guy with a pump is running to your favorite fishing spot. Then your running slower because you have a full livewell too.
Hey I have an unrelated question, I was given a 14' "Buddy Boat" jon boat. Id like to convert it over to a better fishing rig, and Ive watched all of your builds. But I have a question, what areas do I need to measure to make sure this boat is suitable. I dont think its a 14'x48" I would just like to know before I spend the time and money on the build
Bottom beam width
I've looked at the kit on your website, does the cooler come with kit? Thanks
Cooler is sold separately
Hey how could I modify this so the water also pumps out but still only using one pump
I was thinking about the same thing and I think using gravity will do the job. I'd put the pump a bit lower then a pipe running out higher. When the water hits that line it would naturally flow out. Not sure this would work but worth a try.
Question. Any reason why you didn't put everything on the back side of the cooler. Seems to me it would be more out of the way in back. Just asking.
It was just a quick project. You can make it however you like.
Nice job. What size is the drill bit you used?
I think I used a step up bit
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Thank you
Why not use a submersible pump and mount it inside the cooler and have it circulate all inside and just have a plug mounted u can plug a battery in to power it, would be just like a cooler from the outside with a plug mounted on it only.
That is also an option just messy
Tried this many years ago . All that shit hanging on the outside just gets broke off in a few trips . Keep pumps inside cooler.
Or if you are going to run it outside use the flowright quick disconnects so you can pop all crap off when you move it.
I agree with Mr. Ashensaley...and i wish you could reach 100k....today.....ciao from Italy keep it goin'
Ooops Mr. Aneshansley
I admire the creativity you incorporated into this build and the time you took to shoot the video. But if we're going to keep it "real" for everyone watching, this set-up IF mounted to a personal watercraft or small boat won't work as needed; nothing to do with the build itself, but all the movement and sloshing stresses out the bait fish and within ONE hour, they'll all be either dead or taking their last breaths as they float inactive at the surface of the cooler waterline.
Yeah thats my thought for my 17ft gregor, what do you think is the best way to keep em live under the stress of bouncing around when running offshore
Can you give me the link to where i can buy water pump
TBNation.net
A fun fact you really don’t have to be that far down with the recirculating pump, so can get a more flat spot to mount the pump if not using it pumping out.
do you have a parts list?
In the description
How many fish would you say fit in that specific cooler? And stay alive of course ? I'm just curious because I have the same cooler and always found it a bit on the small side
Give it away on 100k
Bonjour je suis du Sud de la France est possible de me vendre un vivier tout équipé ?Merci de votre réponse cdlt c est sérieux
Don’t like at all to much stuff outside the cooler they make a cooler kit submerge the pump stick on hose and pvc pipe sticks on with suction cups two wire coming out of the cooler to a 10 ahr Velcro to the back of cooler if one chooses to. No wholes to drill ,when done fishing my fish go into the cooler. The cooler is still useable. Walmart
The kit you send out isn't the same as this video, the top aerator piece you send isn't even long enough to go thru the cooler wall
Dude said he will make something simple, but then proceeds to take out a million parts.
Cool. I'm trying to figure out how to make one that draws water in from the outside and expels it out for crabbing. Were you doing some of your work in the kitchen? If so, I'm guessing you have a very agreeable spouse/partner or you're single, lol.
Just how does this work? I don't see any aeration to this system, at all. It seems the only thing this does is recirculate the water. Without adding oxygen, this is useless.
Moving water creates oxygen..
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Don’t think I got a fuse in my kit
Oh, we don't provide that initially. We could, but it's cheaper for you to get it on Amazon.
With a little more planning you wouldn't have to cut anything other than a couple of holes... You didn't measure twice.
Fill a cooler with water and drop a battery powered floating aerator in it. Done deal.
I skipped ahead 2min and I saw that ice chest. No one buy that ice chest! Especially for this application. The handles aren't attached to the outer mold of the chest, instead it's molded to the inner layer with only an over lap of about 3/8-1/2". So when the sun constantly hits that part where the handles are molded in, along with the added weight of it being full the handles will break right off. Do yourself a favor and get the ice chest with replaceable handles.
I've made several bait tanks from coolers. The one that I use most is one I made from a 10-gallon Igloo water cooler. It takes up less foot space, and the round sides keep the bait from red-nosing. A screened fresh air intake above the waterline would help that setup by allowing fresh air to enter the bait tank and reduce ammonia buildup in the tank. I'm not trying to hijack your video. I'm just trying to give some helpful suggestions.
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Hey I always wondered what caused my mullet to get red noses, what's the cause? Lack of aeration, too much aeration? The bait are in a round bucket. Too many in one bucket?
That’s really nice but I thought it was going to be cheap!! Just my country boy common sense I’m thinking I can make the same thing for 1/10 of your cost and complete the project in 15 minutes.don’t get me wrong I’m anal also sometimes I overthink everything, I’m digging what you’re doing, great ideas please try and get back to building boats that we are able to afford
LOL
That thing will get busted up in one trip....too much stuff sticking out.
Good content, but music makes it damn near unwatchable. The parts without the back ground noise are so much better. You turn noise off and just when you get settled in to enjoying the content, bam, the crap starts again and your back to yelling over it.
Useless Degrees…well they won’t help you fish!
This is completely unnecessary ...you could just use a fountain pump internally
Should block out your address on your boxes FYI
Super bulky not a good design