Thread: AL MR needs our help!

I recently met a guy from Marine Resources (Claude Peteet Mariculture Center) who could use our help gathering new brood stock of pompano and flounder.
http://www.outdooralabama.com/claude-peteet-mariculture-center

He works in Gulf Shores and said IF we hold the fish alive in a bucket with an aerator for him, he will come and pick it up.
His name is Max Westendorf email: maxwell.westendorf@dcnr.alabama.gov or call 251-968-9696.
and his cell number is (913) 909-4549

He stressed that he will arrange to have LIVE fish picked up.
Perhaps this would be a good use for the bait tank on the octi?

Bait tank is no longer on the octi, though thats a good idea, not sure how long a pomp or flounder would survive in a bucket, especially on a hot day

Bait tank is gone? Sigh.

Aerated cooler would beat an aerated bucket - larger and insulated but more trouble.

Be cool if they could pay me to fish for flounder and pompano, sorta be like dream job, 'specially if it was part-time work. mid, you are right about the cooler being better, at least for the flounder, but I have my doubts about keeping pomps alive for very long.

Duplicate post.

What happened to the tank.??