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BAJA MARINE 1520 Isaac Beal Rd. Bucyrus, OH 44820 Tel. |
SCOUT BOATS (Rule Oxygenator) 2531 Hwy 78E Summerville, SC 29483 Tel. 843-821-0068 |
BLAZER BOATS |
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GAUSE BUILT
CUSTOM BOATS 728 Wesley Ave. Tarpon Springs, FL 34689 Tel. 727-937-9113 |
SILVERTON MARINE 301 Riverside Drive Millville, NJ USA 08332-6798 Tel. 856-825-4117 Toll-Free: 877-863-5298 |
LAKE AND BAY
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REDFISH BOATS 2318 US Hwy 1 Mims, FL 32754 Tel. 321-267-2337 |
FISHER BEAVERTAIL
MFG 211 NW 1st St. Avon, MN 56310 Tel. 320-356-7795 |
CAROLINA
CLASSIC BOATS 109 Anchors Way Edenton, NC 27932 Tel. 813-872-7311 |
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TRAN SPORT BOATS 1729 1st St. Palacios, TX 77465 Tel. 361-972-6629 |
FAMOUS BOATS 7921 15th Street East Sarasota, Florida 34243 Tel. 941-358-3121 Toll 888-244-3244 |
FINCHASER POWERBOATS 2757 Worth Ave. Englewood, FL 34224 Tel. 941-475-9931 |
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SEAHUNTER BOATS 25400 S.W. 140th Ave. Princeton, FL. 33032 Tel. 305-257-3344 |
GOLD-LINE BOATS 832 Chris Dr. W. Columbia, SC Tel. 803-794-4022 |
EL PESCADOR BOATS
364 Chamrad Lane Victoria, Texas 77905 361-576-2056 |
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Captain Dave
"Nugget" Downie, a well known radio
personality, hosts a fishing show in Austrailia. Captain Dave says: "As a keen
competition angler specialising in targeting the biggest of species, I spend a lot of time
using live bait, and the quality of the live bait is the key to my
success. If you need to
keep bait alive in the best and most lively condition, there is no better product on the
face of this planet than the
KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor. My KeepAlive system also keeps my fish alive during tournaments. No fuss, no risk. It just works better than all others! |
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Shane Belter is a Pro Hockey Player and
Walleye Tournament Fisherman. Shane tells us: "I was fishing a
tournament on one of these hot prairie days, when I noticed walleyes
crashing the surface in a foot of water, hammering at bait fish, I turned
the boat, anchored, and started casting to shore, On the third cast I banged
an 11.5 pounder. She was huge and needed extra air to stay alive.
I plugged in my KeepAlive
and continued fishing in
the same spot. Within the hour I banged a 10 pounder and went to
weigh in. When I got to the weigh-in the 11.5 pounder was in perfect
health beacause of the oxygen your fine aerators pumped out. Without
KeepAlive,
there would have been no
way to keep such a big fish alive for so long, and I would have lost the
weight. Thanks KeepAlive,
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Stefano Sammarchi
of Italy is the 1998 European Bass Champion, and
uses the KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor to keep his bass alive
during tournaments. |
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Andrea
Merluzzi is an Italy
B.A.S.S. Classic Tournament Angler and fishing guide. Andrea tells us:
"If you're fishing in the hot Italian summer, you need the KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor to
work almost all day. KeepAlive
is the most efficient and aerator available on the market today. Your
catches are too precious; love and protect them with KeepAlive
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Rafael Alcolea of Spain is the 1997 European Bass Champion,
and uses the KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor to keep his bass alive
during tournaments. |
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Francisco Ortuno of Spain is a leading contender in the
Spanish Bass Tournament Trail. |
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Leigeber , manufacturer of Easy Retriever is also a professional
tournament angler. |
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Carl Boaz of Carl's Guide Service is a professional guide in Northwest
Alabama. Captain Carl says: " It is extremely important to maintain
lively bait. I have given KeepAlive
a true test, and it the very best system I have ever
used." |
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Captain
Jerry Blake of Action Fishing Trips in Hot Springs says: "I
am a fishing guide in the Hot Springs Arkansas area and have been using the
KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor
for several years. I keep crappie
minnows in the bait tank on my boat for weeks at a time and loose very few.
It's the best system I've found for keeping bait alive and healthy." |
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Captain Bill McGinn is a
professional guide and pro-staffer for Viper Boats.
He is currently fishing in the Arkie Division on the Red Man circuit. Captain Bill says: "I've found a new tool for my tournament arsenal. It's the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor . It's like turning my livewell into an intensive care ward for stressed out Bass. In the Hot Arkansas summer, much of my angling takes place in H2O that is less than ideal. And conventional aeration systems put that same H2O in my livewell with my catch. I have found the KeepAlive system superior to all other products in keeping my livewell oxygenated, and that translates to lively fish and precious ounces at the weigh-in, and a live release." |
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Captain John T. Hall
of John T Hall Guide Service is a professional guide.
Captain John T says: "The KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor .
is the best aeration system I have ever used in my striper business to keep
my shad alive and very frisky. The infusor is also, very economical and does
not draw much amperage out of your battery." |
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The
Marine Mammal Center of Sausalito, California, uses KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor Systems to transport
anchovies and sardines to their Marine Mammal Center. They teach sick and
orphaned seals and sea lions how to catch live fish before releasing
them into the wilds. They tell us: "We
have found the tank and aerator work wonderfully
for
transporting live fish to our facility. In the past, we used a make
shift system of a plastic trash can, an O2
tank, and a bubble stone. While this
system worked, it was difficult to use, and numerous errors could take place that would result in the
fish dying before they reached our site, thus defeating the purpose. Also, it only allowed for us to keep the fish alive
for a very short period of time. Using the
KeepAlive
system we no longer have to worry about the fish dying before they reach
our facility and we now have the ability to keep fish available to
our patients all day long.
I am so pleased with the KeepAlive system. KeepAlive works so well, that I would gladly recommend it to any marine mammal or wildlife organization that needs to utilize live fish in their work. It has come to be such a valuable tool in our work, I can't imagine how we ever got by without it." |
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Gary Watts is tournament professional in
Lodi, CA. |
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Captain
Daniel LaDow of Ace Striper Guide, is a professional striper
guide on Clarks Hill Lake (Lake Thurmond). Captain Dan tells us:
"Live bait is must, and no other aeration system works better than
the KeepAlive
system. What I like most about KeepAlive,
is that it is dependable and quiet. I often get asked by customers,
"how do you keep your herring alive without an aerator?", and I
say take a look in the tank. If my bait is not lively I lose money and
that is why I will continue to use KeepAlive." |
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Captain Mack Farr
of Outdoor Enterprises,
is a leading professional charter captain on Lake Lanier. He authored "Catching
Striped Bass on Lake Lanier, and produced video tapes on fishing. He also manufactures and
distributes "Mack Farr Super Jigs", and is pro-staffer for Lowrance Electronics. Captain Mack says: "I have
used the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor
System
under a wide variety of circumstances, with live bait, on Lake Lanier. KeepAlive keep as
bait frisky and lively until presentation to Stripers. The KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor is the best I have ever used. I would recommend it to any live bait fisherman." |
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Clay
West is a pro-staffer and tournament trail angler In the
Everstart Series, Redman, and FLW tournaments. Clay tells us:
"I have kept bass alive all day in searing heat using the KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor.
It does a great job of keeping them lively. |
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Nathan Kincade of Kincade/Durbin
Fishing Team
says: "When fishing in a high stakes tournament, we use KeepAlive to keep
our fish alive. We never get in the boat without it." |
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Captain Jack Hoskinson,
of Madd Jack Striper Guide says: "Here in Kansas catching
shad can be a day long event, at times traveling hundred
of miles in order to catch the bait I need for my clients. Since
using the
KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor I
can haul more bait and keep them in good
shape longer. I don't know how I managed without it. Thanks for a great
product!" Jack Hoskinson Madd Jack Striper Guide Catching Stripers and Wipers |
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Captain Bill Lake of Bayou
Guide Service and Charters of Houma, Louisiana, has been a professional inland and coastal
guide for 12 years. Captain Bill says: "I have bought and tried every aerator system
that I could find, and the KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor is by far, the best aerator system I have
ever used! KeepAlive
provides a soft and gentle flow, and will keep my
croakers and pogies alive for days. Recently I kept 400 minnows alive in a 10 gallon bucket for 4
days!" |
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Captain Tim Ursin Sr. , also known as
" Capt. Hook" is the owner of Escape Fishing Charters out of Shell Beach,
Louisiana. He has been chartering for almost 16 years. Captain Tim says:
"I've tried almost every type of pump or setup to keep bait alive, but was
never really satisfied until about a year and a half ago. That's when I started using the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor, and I realized that it took a different
approach to keeping bait alive. I use "The Floater" KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor in conjunction with my recirculating 23
gallon live bait tank and after up to 250 live shrimp are placed in the well for
only a short while with the millions of oxygen rich bubbles they become very lively and
stay that way. As every live bait fisherman knows, the key to catching fish is bait that
is lively and when you throw them out there they work for you. I feel that the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor is the best thing to happen to live bait, and I
wouldn't leave the dock without it!"live bait including
shrimp, croaker, and minnows for about seven months of the year. |
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Captain Stephen
Schonberg, S.S.Charters, Inc. Capt. Stephen says: "As a professional guide, I have had the opportunity to use everything from the bar sprayer to the bubble rings, and your KeepAlive system is by far the best! Thanks for a great product!" |
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Captain Gus Cheramie of Cajun Land Charters has been a
professional guide for over 35 years. Captain Gus is a member of the Mariner Salt Water
Team, and a pro-staffer for Motor Guide, Quantum Rod and Reels, Lowrance Electronics, Bay Hawk Boats, and Magic Tilt
Trailers. Captain Gus tells us: "You
have solved the live bait problem. The KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusion System Oxygen
Infusion System Oxygen
Infusion System works better than my expectations! I have stopped
losing my bait halfway through the day. Thanks for a great product!" |
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Captain
Steve Himel
of Marshland Charters
is a professional guide in Southern Louisiana. Captain Steve tells us: "Ever since I
have been using the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusion System, I haven't had a single bait die on me! Your system
really works!
Bringing clients out as a charter boat captain, I can't have my bait dead when we
arrive at the fishing location. Even in the heat of a South Louisiana summer, the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor keeps the bait alive and perky. The bait can
even be left in the bait well all night long before a morning trip. Hats off to the
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor! |
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Captain Ray Christy of Fishy Business
Guide Service, has been a professional fishing guide in South West Louisiana for over
twenty years. Capt Ray tells us: " As a Professional Saltwater guide I have spend
hundreds of dollars trying to keep shrimp and finger mullet alive. I've tried bubble
rings, recirculating pumps, spray bars and even an onboard oxygen system. Nothing has
worked in our 90 degree + water in SW Louisiana, until I tried the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusion System. I can now keep 4 quarts of shrimp
alive for up to 3 days with hardly any die off. Dollar for dollar this is the best money I
have ever spent, and it has paid for itself in less than a week in reduced baits costs.
What a great product!" |
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Captain "Dee"
Geoghegn
of Fishing Guide Services is a professional guide in Shell Beach.
Captain Dee says: "I've tried many aeration systems trying to keep my
bait alive and healthy. I have found that the KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor
keeps my bait lively, hours
after the charter is completed. Try it. It works!" |
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Captain
George Landry of Beach Comber Guide Service is a professional
charter captain in the Bayou Dularge and Cocodrie area. |
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Captain Kip Plaisance
of Plaisance's Tidewater Charter is a professional Charter Captain in Golden Meadow,
Louisiana. He has been featured in Louisiana Sportsman Magazine, and is pro-staffer for
Yamaha Outboard Motors. Captain Kip says: "I fish live bait 90% of the time. Keeping
bait lively has always been a problem. Since using the KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusor
my bait problems are long gone!" |
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Captain Reed Callais of
Mirage Charters is a professional guide in Galliano, Louisiana, and is a pro-staffer for
Lowrance. Captain Reed says: "The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor has been working great in keeping my bait alive. I have not experienced any problems with keeping lively baits, croakers, shrimp and pogies. Wish I had one since I started guiding. The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor is a great product. " |
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Bob
Manning "I
called you a while back about putting a
KeepAlive
aerator in my pond hooked
up to a solar panel. This is about a 1/4 acre pond that needed
aeration but would be a chore to hook
up power, I hooked up a KA1100 and after
letting it run for a while I'm pleased to report that the
KeepAlive aerator
is working as
advertised. The solar panel I hooked up is a Siemens 55, it puts
17 volts peak 55 watts, and 3.1 amps.
As long as the sun shines It bubbles
away,
and 2 weeks later my pond is much clearer. Just
wanted to drop you guys a line and let you know I'm a satisfied
customer. If you have any specifics
on the hookup for future customers feel free to ask." Thanks Bob Manning, St. Clair Mi. |
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Joel
M. Stokka is
Pro Staffer from Minnesota. |
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Tournament Angler Jim Noah is the Missouri B.A.S.S.
Federation State Conservation/Natural Resource Director. Jim says: "
I want to do everything possible to bring live bass to the scales and as a
Federation I want to do everything possible to return the bass to the lake
in a condition that will insure the bass live to fight another day. KeepAlive
is a great tool to keep bass alive and help them survive when returned to
the lake. I have a KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor on my
Ranger and we use the portable units in our holding tanks. KeepAlive
lives up to it's name every time we use them!" |
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Captain Doug Goughenour of Mississippi Islands
Charters is a professional guide. Captain Doug says: "Live shrimp are essential for
providing clients with a good day of fishing.
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor is the
best aerator system I've found for this delicate live bait. The KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor
functions perfectly despite the sometimes rough conditions we encounter while
fishing offshore. Most aerators require constant use while the KeepAlive can be turned on for short periods and then turned
off so it doesn't drain the boat batteries - and without affecting the vitality of the
bait. Thanks for a great product!" |
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Captain Roger Lee Brown "The Bass Coach" of Pro Bass Guide &
Bass Fishing School on Lake Champlain, is a well known guide and bassin' instructor in New
York and South Carolina. Captain Roger says: "For a great many years of bass fishing
whether it be professionally or just for fun, I have seen many bass die because of a lack
of oxygen in many situations (tournaments, outings, guide parties, bass fishing students,
etc.) and it seemed that there was no consistent way to keep these fish alive.
During bass tournament situations especially, because you get points deducted from each
dead bass you weigh-in. But NOW! with this new technology introduced by
KeepAlive, these problems are now a thing of the past! If you fish for enjoyment or
professionally, you definitely owe it to yourself to purchase a KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor. I very much encourage "catch & release" and now, you
can contain fish in your livewell without worry of them dying from a lack of oxygen for
weigh-ins, to show off your catches, etc. Please, for the low cost of one of these units,
I Strongly Encourage ALL Anglers to use one of these systems anytime they get on the
water." |
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Captain
Stan (Stanman) Jarusinski of Captain Stanman Fishing Charters, and
Professional Kingfish Tounament Angler tell us: "My
Jr. Angler and I went to get Menhadden for an upcoming Tournament to put
in our bait pen. We didn't know how many Turbos we had, but we kept
stuffing them in the 50 gallon live well. Turbos are about 12 to 15
inches long by NC standards. When we unloaded the live well, we had
115 baits. The 35 gallon well which does not
have the Keep Alive Oxygen Infusor had 38 baits in it and 5 of them were
dead. It was the last tank to be loaded and the first to be unloaded. The
50 gallon tank with the
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor
had 77 pogies in it and we didn't lose any. The 50 was the first tank
to be filled and the last to be unloaded. We knew that the 50 gallon
tank was overloaded, and that is why we started the other well. It
was proof positive to me that the tank with the
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor
allowed me to stuff it with more bait without losing any. |
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Captain Rick
Bennett of Rod-Man Charters is a professional guide, and master craftsman of
custom fishing rods. Captain Rick tells us: "Like most
inshore charter captains, I fish a small boat with a small livewell. On charters I need a
lot of live bait for my customers and I need it to stay lively and fresh. I was
continuosly loosing bait or having to go get more until I started using the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor. Now I can cram my livewell with baits and
relax, knowing that with the extra oxygen they will stay fresh and lively. In fact, we won
a flounder tournament in the 7th hour of an 8 hour tournament using fresh live bait that
was caught 7 hours earlier! The flounder weighed in at 9.85 pounds! The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor has made a believer out of me!" |
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Captain
Lynden Huggins of Outdoor Services, and television show host of
"Outdoors with Lynden", is a well known guide and television personality in Ralegh, NC.
Captain Lynden tells us: "My business offers customer-oriented activities that
include guide service and wildlife management consultation. One of the guide services that
I offer is live bait fishing. This means shad, shiners and crayfish alive and in good
health. Sometimes bait is caught and kept alive for a day or two before it is used. I
cannot have bait that is not in top shape. During the summer my clients catch fish when
other people don't, because I put the extra time and effort into my bait and
preservation. Everything I fish for eats live minnows or shad.
There are times when lures just don't cut it, and live bait is the only way to go. When
these situations arise, I just throw a cast net and let the
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor do the rest. When I am fly fishing, I use live bait to tease the fish
up and keep their attention. When I fish for large catfish I use live carp and huge shad,
and the larger the fish the more sensitive they are to oxygen levels. The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor adds all the oxygen you need, and bait
stays strong and healthy. Big fish can sense a stressed bait and they will avoid that it,
but with the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor, bait is not
stressed and fish have no fear of taking your bait. The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor is the only way for me!" |
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Mike
Peluso
is a member of
the US Pro Team Walleye Tournament Trail, and hockey player for the
American Hockey League. Mike tells us: " We
were in the last day of the tournament and had our weigh fish in the
livewell already and we were trying to
upgrade our catch before we had to go in.
Things were fine until I noticed our fish were belly up in the well and not doing good. All of our tournaments are
live catch and release. We were in 4th place after day one and had a great catch going on the final day. This particular day
was the hottest of the summer hitting
105. It was 2:30 in the afternoon and this
was not a good deal. I quickly hooked up your pump and began to pump the water while we tried to fix the boats
pumps. The
KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor
did the trick bringing the fish
back to life and saving them all from not being weighed
in. We kept them all alive and ended up in second place for a great finish. Without the aid of KeepAlive
we would have lost all of our fish for
sure. It was truly a fish saver on that day! Pretty awesome!"
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Captain
Steve Taylor of Outdoor Services of Oklahoma,
is the National Hybrid Striper Champion, and President of the Okalahoma
Striper Association. Captain Steve tells us: "I
have been trying to keep gizzard and threadfin shad alive for years and
felt I was good at the whole process. I found out after using the
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor
that I had been working way to hard for the results I was
receiving. My
KeepAlive Oxygen
Infusor
has taken all the work out of it. You put
it in and it works, that's it, it is that simple. I don't care what kind
of tank or container you use, it is a must to have one of the
KeepAlive
systems. I will never again fish out of a shad tank that doesn't have this
system. I recommend them at all of my seminars, to my customers and
friends alike." |
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Captain Doc
Walker of
Southern Oklahoma Guides says: "When I first started guiding, twenty-seven
years ago, live bait fishing was not very prominent. Once we discovered
the effectiveness of fishing with live shad, the paddle wheel aerator was
the technology of the time. Shad could be maintained for a few hours.
The next evolution in bait tank technology was the filtered bait tank with
spray bar aeration. It extended our "holding time" to eight-hours or
longer, depending on water temperature. However, with the advent of the KeepAlive
aeration system, we can maintain healthy threadfin and gizzard shad for
twenty-four hours in warm water conditions and up to three days in water
temperatures below 70 degrees. The two greatest advancements in bait tank
technology are definitely the filtration system and
KeepAlive
Aerators." |
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Captain Neal Vitullo of
Sport Fishing Charters (401-245-6348), fishes for Bass, Blues, Tuna and
Shark. |
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Steve
Yorlano
of
LiveBait Technologies says: I asked Donny Hall from Old Hickory Guide
Service to catch me some small bass (10"-12") for our 10
gallon display tank for the B.A.S.S. MegaBucks Tournament. Donny obliged
our request and I met him at the boat ramp to pick up three bass to
display. When we got the bass home I set up a 10 gallon cooler with the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor KA460 and Professional Sporting Good's Original Catch & Release (r) to keep them in for a couple of days, until the pre-tournament show. The cooler does not have a lid so I put some netting over the top of it, in an attempt to keep the bass from jumping out. On two separate occasions, within hours of putting the bass in the cooler, they managed to jump out of the cooler. My oldest son found one of the bass lying next to the cooler tangled in the net. When he found it, it's gills were barely moving. He untangled it from the net and placed it back in the cooler. it floated belly up for around 10-15 minutes. (my son's 14 and didn't make any attempts to revive the fish, as someone with experience would try to do). He didn't expect it to live. When he checked it later, the fish was upright and swimming around! Later, the same day, when I returned home, I found one of the bass had jumped out of the cooler (at this time, I wasn't even aware that my son had found one earlier that jumped out). The bass, I found lying next to the cooler, had almost dry skin and very little gill movement. My first thought was, "Oh no!", I didn't want to loose any of these bass. I immediately placed it in the cooler into the stream of bubbles generated by the KeepAlive KA460 and began reviving the fish. Within a couple of minutes the fish was revived and all three fish were, once again, swimming happily in the cooler! I believe that the KeepAlive used in conjunction with PSG's Catch & Release (r) are what revived these almost dead fish. I knew that KeepAlive was an excellent product, but this totally convinced me that these are the BEST aeration systems available on the market! (By the way, we placed some boards along the edge of the netting to keep the bass from jumping out again). By using the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor and the Original Catch & Release, bass tournament anglers may never lose another bass due to poor oxygenation of their livewells. |
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Captain
"TK" Walker
of Fishing Tennessee Guide Services, is
a premier river striped bass fishing guide, specializing in guiding
his clients to 20 lb to 60 lb. Monster River Stripers in Tennessee's
Cumberland River System. TK also guides for
walleyes, trout, smallmouth bass,
and largemouth bass. |
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Captain
Jack Kuhn is
a Tennessee guide on Percy Priest Lake, and owner of Percy
Priest Fishing Guide Service. |
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Captain
Donny Hall of Old
Hickory Guide Service is a guide on Old Hickory and Cheatham
Lakes. |
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Captain
Rick Karpiuk
of Guides
Unlimited Is a professional guide along the Eastern Texas Coast. |
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Captain John E. Johnson of Laguna Salada
Safaris is a fourth generation professional guide in the Aransas Pass and Rockport, Texas
area. Captain John says: "The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor
is far ahead of any other aeration system. We are using live croakers and
they are living better than anyone could imagine. We have taken croakers
and re-used them by putting them back in the live well. In 20
to 30 minutes they are lively and energetic, and are ready to be used
again. It is unbelievable, but true!" |
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Captain
Mike Anderson
of Fishhawk Guide Service is
a well known professional guide on Lake Texoma. Captain Mike tells us:
"As
a striper guide I need to keep a large amount of bait for customers
so that we can enjoy a full day of fishing.
I converted my bait tank to the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusion
system and things couldn't have been better. With the spray
bar type system that I was using the bait was always being bombarded
with water and this resulted in a loss of scales and slime and a
weaker bait. With the
KeepAlive Oxygen Infusion
system this has been changed to a gentle
inflow of water and air bubbles and I am able to keep larger amounts
of bait in a healthier condition. I can't recommend your system
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Captain
Mike Allison
of Specks and Spots Carter Service says: "The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor
is one of the best systems that I have ever used to keep bait alive.
The temperatures on the days that I have used the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor
have been in excess of 90 degrees. Live bait is extremely sensitive
to temperature and this product has consistently kept my bait fresh, alive
and therefore, I have been more successful in catching fish because I have
better bait. I would recommend this product to anyone that wants to
keep their bait fresh, alive and in the best condition possible. The
other real advantage of the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor
is it draws very few amps so that I simply connect it to my regular
battery with no problems." |
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Captain Johnny Campbell
is a professional
guide and owner of Striper Specialty Guide Service. He guides on Lake Whitney near Waco,
Texas. Captain Johnny says: "Threadfin Shad can be hard to come by on lake Whitney at times and even harder to keep alive at all times without proper equipment. The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor will take care of that part of the equation. All others leave your bait "dead in the water". I highly recommend the KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor to both novices and professionals alike. The KeepAlive Oxygen Infusor coupled with the highly reliable Rule® pump is a combination you can count on". |
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Captain
Hank Williams is a professional guide on Lake Meredith in the Texas
Panhandle, and a USFA
Team Walleye Tournament Director for Division 12 in Texas. I use KeepAlive
where temperatures soar to over 100 degrees. KeepAlive
works great! If fishermen use live bait as I do, this system is for them.
Healthy bait catches more fish. Thanks KeepAlive.
A great product! |
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Captain Kirk Armstrong of Armstong's Outfitters & Professional Guide
Service is a professional guide on Lake Fork and Ray Roberts. |
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Captain John Scott of Scott Fishing
Charters is professional guide in the Aransas Pass and Rockport, Texas area. |
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Captain Mel Phillips is the well
known talk show host of radio station KGNC, Amarillo, TX. Mel is also a syndicated
newspaper columnist, and tournament bass fisherman. Captain Mel says: "A bass is too
valuable to be caught just once. I host seventeen bass tournaments each year, and KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusors
is the well
known talk show host of radio station KGNC, Amarillo, TX. Mel is also a syndicated
newspaper columnist, and tournament bass fisherman. Captain Mel says: "A bass is too
valuable to be caught just once. I host seventeen bass tournaments each year, and
KeepAlive
Oxygen Infusors
really keeps our bass alive so
we can release them back into the lake." |
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WISCONSIN |
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Gary
Gray
is a walleye pro and leading contender on
the Walleye Tournament Trail. |
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