Inside view of bait section on 75 gallon
The center drain and low profile diffuser combine to efficiently move waste to the large filter. The plumbing remains recessed leaving the bottom flat.
50 gallon lid
The large lid is securely attached and permits access to the entire bait compartment with the easy open latch. And the unique shape allows for many placement options.
100 and 75 gallon lid
The filter compartment lid on the 75 and 100 also serves as a prop for the bait section lid.
50 gallon filter compartment
The filter compartment contains some of the most important features of the tank. Designed as small as possible to allow more room in the bait holding section yet large enough to easily service the filter and Rule pump. The small yellow cap on the 50 gallon is used to connect a section of water hose for easy draining using the same pump.
50 gallon filter box
The huge filter along with a pre-filter screen is contained in box that can be removed as individual pieces for cleaning or as a single unit seen here. At almost 350 sq. inches of surface area on the 50 gallon, and considerably more on the 75 and 100, they boast what I believe to be the largest in the industry.
Aeration
The surface agitation that you see here is created by the abundance of air being drawn into the mixing chamber and discharged into the tank. This system pulls 13 cubic feet per hour of air from outside the tank and mixes it with the water. This is enough to refresh the air above the waterline every 9 minutes even with the lid closed.
Finishing touches
The lid is engraved with a striped bass logo. Obviously this doesn't make it work any better but it does look really good. Fit and finish are clean and of very high quality with all components machined to exacting tolerances.
Sizes and prices
3 professional sizes to chose from to accommodate the serious fisherman from weekender to guide.
50 Gallon $1000.00
75 Gallon $1500.00
100 Gallon $2000.00