Anyone remember the name of that
 

tackle shop on the cape (I think) that sold those live bait pens (cages) He was at the MSBA show and I picked up a pamphlet but I can't find it now.

Mr. Sandman.....Mike Johnson
Palm Isle Bait Pens
617-840-8080

They are in Marshfield I believe. (Mass).:D

Mike was the guy at the MSBA Show selling the pens.

Thanks bigfish!

:btu:

I picked up my bait pen today....really nice. I just got the small 3' dia X 4' deep pen. Looks nice, should have it in the water by tomorrow...herring in there soon after.:D

While getting it on the ferry and later into my truck several people stopped their cars in the street and asked me where I got that. (Its that time of year) :)

thanks again for that contact.

Anytime Mr. Sandman......happy herring live lining!:D Hope you go large often!:happy:

proud papa...

Those are pretty sweet!;)

Herring Pens make great mother's day gifts too!:D

I bleached out the eel tank this afternoon and am going to repaint for my wife on Mother's Day - :tooth:

What? What'd I do now?

Hey, I happen to think it's pretty nice....ahhhh, women, :huh: I just don't understand 'em like I thought I did. :smokin:

Mr Sandman...We got 2 large ones...a few hints if I may

Place where there is some moving water, the colder the better...will keep Macs for up to three days pretty good...will keep Pogies for weeks as long as there is hair growing on it....Herring stay good but you need to feed...Hang chum pot (flounder type) with cat food or rabbit pellets...always lock the top, at least 50% of those I know everywhere, including the Islands have been highjacked...If possible, place in the shade...the more sunlight the faaster the water heats up and that is not good...we push under dock for placement...

BP, Thanks for those tips. This is my first try at keeping bait alive...(for more then a day)I figured I would start out small and see how it goes.
I have a couple different places to keep it. I will try herring and scup when they get here.