Another Plywood Build, for my bass

[Jodyc]

True, but I am in Africa

This might sound dumb. Your location says Korea, but you say you are in Africa????

 

[zennzzo]

Why do you say the ball valves will help with feeding?

If I may...
Closing valves during feeding, will allow the food to be unaffected by water current.
It also keeps the food out of the filter.
When the fish are done feeding, remember to open the valves and continue to filter the water as usual.

 

[zennzzo]

This might sound dumb. Your location says Korea, but you say you are in Africa????

You know the "young jet set" always has winter in warm places...

 

[Jodyc]

Zennzzo,

Thank you for your comments. Much appreciated and learned.

Now.. Bass..

After this amzing post and inspiration, may I ask one thing. Please post a photo of the Bass that would have gone in here

Please.

 

[bird]

nice job keep us all posted

 

[Bassinkorea]

This might sound dumb. Your location says Korea, but you say you are in Africa????

At the time of posting that reply, I was working in Angola.

You know the "young jet set" always has winter in warm places...

Thanks for stepping in Zennzzo, but if I was to choose somewhere warm for winter, Angola would be very low on my list....Thailand would be a better choice

Zennzzo,

Thank you for your comments. Much appreciated and learned.

Now.. Bass..

After this amzing post and inspiration, may I ask one thing. Please post a photo of the Bass that would have gone in here

Please.

I'll post some photos soon

nice job keep us all posted

Thank you!

 

[vass69]

random and maybe personnal question but what kind of work do you do?

 

[Bassinkorea]

random and maybe personnal question but what kind of work do you do?

I am a contractor in the oil and gas industry, and currently unemployed

 

[john73738]

Bass,

Love the thread. Read it through about a month ago, and came back for updates after joining. As someone looking to do a plywood build starting next year any good advice?????

Here are my thoughts after much research:

8 - 10 feet long (Prob 8) divided into 2 sections by a styro/dryloc divider

24" high 24" wide minus internal overflow.

Calcs including wood thickness 240 ish gallons



Great work,

Bear

 

[Thow428]

How are you doing man? Haven't heard anything in awhile