Short version: The triangle shape allows them to be larger than competitive wells, they are massively deeper also. The shape prevents some sloshing of water to further protect fish. The depth increases circulation because the ammonia falls to the bottom, and the aeration or recirculation pulls the highest concentrations first and water quality increases. The live well doors immulate the live well shape as they must fit on a panel in that region to mount and function The offsets on lips and size also reduce water from sloshing on the deck and escaping in rough water. The size of opening reduces fish escaping usually at weigh in time or while culling, when your leaving doors open the longest. Everything from color to style of spray bars has a reason and it has been tested more than once with the best results out there. The location of the overflow, a taper added to the sump after the first triangle wells because a big fish would lay at the bottom, they love the bottom, and their gills would not function properly. Two fish find the bottom, big ones and babies. Last thing is everyone promotes a 50 to 60 gallon live well. This live well is NOT 50 gallons and it is the largest in the industry we know of. If live wells were 50 plus gallons they would resemble a 55 gallon drum under the deck. Picture a 55 gallon drum sitting on your back deck.Nope, no one has 50 gallon live wells in a bass boat. Hope this helps!Last edited by Bass Cat Boats on September 16th, 2014, 1:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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