How To Make A Floating Live Bait Bucket / Live Well

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  • @robmartin1343
    @robmartin1343 5 років тому +1

    Richard Gene by far has one of the very best fishing channels around... The knowledge he shares and his experience he shares is by far the most helpful useful information you will find for the common man and realistic points of view I have witnessed on UA-cam period... that’s no exaggeration ether... always wanting to know what he is going to teach me next... thank you Richard for sharing what you know plus making the sport of fishing enjoyable and fun

  • @markcarman9042
    @markcarman9042 7 років тому +9

    Thanks for taking your time to make this video and all the others also, and for sharing your knowledge on your videos to us Richard.

  • @rodneyyarbrough6524
    @rodneyyarbrough6524 7 років тому +24

    That’s super slick Mean Gene! That’ll save a fortune in aerator batteries. I sure hope everybody enjoys your channel like I do.

  • @Bamacountry88
    @Bamacountry88 7 років тому +8

    I’m so glad you did a video on this bait bucket..i have noticed your bucket in your videos and have been wanting to make one..great idea and design..thanks Gene..Roll Tide brother!!

  • @AFishBicycle
    @AFishBicycle 7 років тому +2

    Your wall of rods and shelves of reels makes me happy. Tremendous collection.

  • @downdirty8543
    @downdirty8543 2 роки тому

    I have built probably a dozen or so floating live wells and I always use 1/2”x1/2” hardware cloth with a 1x top frame
    and pool noodles.
    Save drilling 8.7 thousand holes buddy! Love tour content. You truly are the real deal!

  • @jumpinggulley
    @jumpinggulley 7 років тому +2

    Thanks Gene for the DIY project. I don't know how you keep your stuff so neat and clean. That mower...

  • @kodyspringer
    @kodyspringer 7 років тому +7

    Thanks so much RGFM, that's exactly what I was asking you to show us. I'll start on mine next weekend!

  • @zachharvey2688
    @zachharvey2688 7 років тому +16

    Great video love the channel you are such a good role model for me and the younger viewers

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому +3

      Thank you so much Zach!! That means a lot!!

    • @hellosweetheart3350
      @hellosweetheart3350 5 років тому +1

      @@RichardGeneTheFishingMachine you really are. A kid that fishes learns the basic standards to respecting others and our environment and that's a win win!

    • @dashcrawford56
      @dashcrawford56 4 роки тому

      I’m ten and love this channel

  • @wpgordone352
    @wpgordone352 7 років тому +6

    Great video, Gene!! I was just telling my Fishing Buddy other day about your floating shad bucket ! Now I can just tell'em to watch your video !! Thanks for taking the time to do this , Gene! It's much appreciated ,my friend !! Dawgs and Tide Atlanta Bound !! Goo Dogs, Sic'em !!

  • @caseyturner8773
    @caseyturner8773 5 років тому

    Mr Gene if you had nosy neighbors they would think you had lost your mind drilling hundreds of holes in that bin. Unless they know you. Fantastic video as always thanks! We really appreciate what you do.

  • @jeffrice5793
    @jeffrice5793 5 років тому

    This is some good ol country gumption as my grandfather would say. Enjoy the videos!!!

  • @GODS_OUTLAW
    @GODS_OUTLAW 4 роки тому

    Thanks alot machine! Im going to use this in the crick behind my house to store my bait. You are by far my favorite fishing youtuber.

  • @tracymeadows3463
    @tracymeadows3463 7 років тому +2

    Awesome design...I just met another guy where im from and by coincidence we both are subscribers to ur channel! We both couldn't believe it lol anyways we love how u explain everything u do and make it simple to follow 👍 yet again u never disappoint ur fans or new ppl who find u to get addicted to ur sight instantly!!! We both decided we 100% agree that u r The best Crappie fisherman on the planet lol 😆 We love ya Richard keep fishing and posting! Tell Elmo Tracy said hello 😁😁😁 loved it as always 👍👍👍

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому

      Tracy thank you so much!! Your comments are always very motivating and I am glad to have you apart of the channel brother!! I'll tell Elmo you said hello!!

  • @vinniefusco7809
    @vinniefusco7809 4 роки тому +1

    Great video, Richard! Would like to see more do it yourself fishing projects.

  • @Z71Ranger
    @Z71Ranger 7 років тому +2

    Thank You Richard... I'm going to make me one of these Bait Buckets this week... Thank You for another Great Teaching Video!

  • @218Mike
    @218Mike 6 років тому

    Great idea, Richard. I appreciate your generosity in sharing your knowledge and insights!

  • @rhoadsmatheson2246
    @rhoadsmatheson2246 5 років тому +1

    Zip ties should work very well with holding the noodles... And faster.
    Great video, Thanks Richard!

  • @treypike8215
    @treypike8215 6 років тому

    Hey man, great bucket ideas. These things work like a champ. Also I know it's a demonstrational video, but we use blue in salt water because the bait fish actually will live longer. The blue supposedly helps keep the bait fish calm longer so they don't stress out and die as fast.

  • @daletann5398
    @daletann5398 7 років тому +1

    That's awesome, I bet you can do the same thing , but tie the floaters half way and make a live well for the catch of the day for shore fishing, your awesome Mr Richard!

  • @Fishing4Reel
    @Fishing4Reel 3 роки тому

    When it comes to drilling holes Richard Gene is a drilling machine! A drilling a legend who's patience far exceeds mine!

  • @greygrim4630
    @greygrim4630 6 років тому +1

    Great bait bucket. I like it because no pumps or hoses to be in the way. Also no battery drain on the batteries.

  • @whippersnapper2699
    @whippersnapper2699 7 років тому +4

    Amazing and helpful video. If you see this comment in time I will be at G-ville lake today from 11 to 4 for this lake clean up. I would really like to fish with you.

  • @johntadlock693
    @johntadlock693 6 років тому +10

    zip ties! they worked great on mine, easier fester, simple.
    Logger John.

  • @gillgetter3004
    @gillgetter3004 7 років тому +1

    I’m goin to make one of those for suckers and chubs . Good for pike fishn. Thanks Richard!

  • @CamsHams
    @CamsHams 7 років тому +5

    thank you so much Richard for this.

  • @p-xie1976
    @p-xie1976 5 років тому

    Great video! I made one of these for minnows following your method and it works great! Thanks for the awesome content.

  • @mikecha1957
    @mikecha1957 7 років тому +3

    Awesome idea Richard...that is really neat...

  • @JustJigit
    @JustJigit 7 років тому +3

    I made one similar buy two of the same bucket use the one without holes on the bottom to put water in when moving to another spot so you don’t have to dump out your bait.

  • @daddyosink4413
    @daddyosink4413 7 років тому +1

    I've done similar with a laundry basket, a couple of noodles, and some zip ties.... it was more of a floating live well for river fishing, pretty sure that smaller minnows coulda swam out through the holes in the basket..... it was a temporary fix for an impromptu day of fishing. cost about $5 dollar tree. great vid as always!

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому

      Thank you DaddyO's Ink! The Zip ties is a great idea!

    • @magnemmar4869
      @magnemmar4869 7 років тому +1

      I've done the same with a cheap mesh laundry bag with a draw string top. Take it, tie it to a single pool noodle. Done.

    • @daddyosink4413
      @daddyosink4413 7 років тому

      Tim D nice!

  • @prevost8686
    @prevost8686 7 років тому +3

    I found your video about your boat rig. Should’ve looked for it before asking you about it.

  • @sharpoutdoors3368
    @sharpoutdoors3368 2 роки тому

    InsteD of drilling all the holes, I shot mine a couple times with my 20 gauge 😂 thanks for the tips Richard! Love the channel

  • @JDKNSATL
    @JDKNSATL 7 років тому +1

    your garage looks awesome ! nice and organized.

  • @undergroundchuckeytennesse2526
    @undergroundchuckeytennesse2526 7 років тому +4

    Dang Mr. Gene, this looks like a great apparatus to help keep bait fish alive and man it is a lot less expensive too......great idea.....but I got to ....and I dont like to but I got to complain about this here video.....I knew from the very begining when I read the title that I wasnt going to make me one of these......now I might need to....but not gonna....but I thought....well I will just watch a minute or two and give it a thumbs up anyway.....well dab nab it.....I done watched the entire video, all 16 and a half minutes of it....I mean I couldnt turn it off.....it was just a fun, interesting, and informative video just like all your other videos.....and maybe the ol Tinker Belle needs one on board....I know its a lot of work, but please dont ever stop making these great videos....so many folks love em.....but please promise me you wont ever make one on why you hate grits or cornbread or such....cause I would have to watch the entire thing even tho I know I would never stop lovin grits or cornbread......but I got a feelin you love em both too....and telll Elmo to just soak that toenail for about an hour in hot water and apple cider vinegar....then get a small pair of vice grips and clamp em on his pinkie finger......it wont help his ingrown toenail but it will make him forget about it for a few minutes.....have a great day sir and remember....if you think you know what time it is today you are probably wrong....spring forward and fall back....or is it spring...........who knows?

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому +1

      Thank you so much for that comment! I laughed a lot, and it made me feel good!! Always enjoy your comments brother!!!

  • @maximusdesmund2072
    @maximusdesmund2072 3 роки тому

    Damn Richard gene.. you got one serious lawnmower

  • @alexgreat2613
    @alexgreat2613 5 років тому

    Richard Gene That is a good idea, I Think I'm going to make one of those buckets but after watching you and thinking for a bit I will make some changes, I know you catch your own bait and stuff but I don't, I purchase my live bait so when I make my live bait bucket I'm not going to drill holes on the bottom or the first 4 inches from the bottom this way if I want to move the boat I'll just grab the bucket and put it inside the boat and off I go, the 4 inches of water will be enough to keep the bait live and well till I get to my new destination.

  • @GuntersvilleLakeFishing
    @GuntersvilleLakeFishing 7 років тому +3

    Great idea there , I been looking at that on ur boat for sometime!

  • @thepandareviewshow6215
    @thepandareviewshow6215 6 років тому

    I love fishing and the best thing of fishing is sitting on a chair with your gramps on your sIde talking about what you or him been doing on the week like this comment if you agree

  • @chrisbarr5289
    @chrisbarr5289 5 років тому

    Awesome!! He's always teaching!

  • @helenlondon7714
    @helenlondon7714 7 років тому +2

    Well that is a great idea thanks for the helpful tips .

  • @keithmobbs5418
    @keithmobbs5418 7 років тому +2

    Love the bucket video!!!

  • @heathschwab
    @heathschwab 7 років тому +5

    Good stuff. I love making my own buckets rod holders what ever. Plus can't afford new stuff any way. Thanks god bless

  • @Kurtdog63
    @Kurtdog63 4 роки тому

    A small laundry basket with small mesh might work as well. Thanks for sharing.

  • @jeSuperfly
    @jeSuperfly 4 роки тому

    Sweet Dixie Chopper back there too!

  • @flippindocks8183
    @flippindocks8183 4 роки тому

    I'm in the process of drilling the holes now... THIS IS WORK! LOL

  • @thecrappiehurtlocker2605
    @thecrappiehurtlocker2605 7 років тому +3

    Awesome idea, especially for the native shad!

  • @chadrandolph9874
    @chadrandolph9874 7 років тому +1

    Great concept. Thanks for the suggestion 👍🏽

  • @Dmonieluv
    @Dmonieluv 7 років тому +3

    That's a lot of work there .... Elmo!!! 😂

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому

      LOL your right it is. take me quite some time to drill all those holes lol It works well though can't beat it!! Thanks for watching Dmonieluv!!

  • @myankovich01
    @myankovich01 7 років тому +2

    Love your vids Richard.....come up to Indiana this coming spring and do some fishing!!!

  • @lilcaesarman
    @lilcaesarman 25 днів тому

    Thank you for making the video and sending it to me :]

  • @solboogie08
    @solboogie08 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge brother. I don’t have a boat but been searching some the creeks here in Northern GA with no luck for Shad or Minnows! Don’t mind supporting the locale tackle shop but like worms I rather get them for free!

  • @sodalines
    @sodalines 5 років тому

    elmer... is my friend..... great video bud. love it

  • @johnpowell1841
    @johnpowell1841 4 роки тому

    My wife loves loves loves fishing and she wants to fish with you while I hang out with Elmo!!...

  • @gregjennings1881
    @gregjennings1881 6 років тому

    Another good idea Richard!

  • @sbjennings99
    @sbjennings99 4 роки тому

    Awesome informative Video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya Prayers 🙏

  • @shoey64
    @shoey64 7 років тому +5

    How did u make your fishing rod holder in your room? May be u can make a video 4 me thx. Steve from Michigan

  • @Travisg5
    @Travisg5 5 років тому

    That’s a badass mower

  • @PONDRIVERBOYS
    @PONDRIVERBOYS 6 років тому +6

    Need you a live minnow bait tank..in your fishing building. That way u allways have bait!

  • @TheMinimalistFisherman
    @TheMinimalistFisherman 4 роки тому

    Billy? Billy Bass @ 5:00? Legend...

  • @rhearussell7234
    @rhearussell7234 6 років тому

    Thanks a bunch for sharing a great idea, good video

  • @mikegr169
    @mikegr169 7 років тому +1

    Fantastic idea!!! thanks🎣🎣🇺🇸

  • @garyc8208
    @garyc8208 7 років тому +1

    Sounds Good to me. Thanks for the video.

  • @agnescurrie697
    @agnescurrie697 7 років тому +1

    Nice one, rather than buying expensive thing.

  • @EatnLunch
    @EatnLunch 7 років тому +2

    I believe I could make that for free, I’ve already got all those goodies laying around! Probably acts a little bit like a wind sock too!

  • @vvnn1054
    @vvnn1054 7 років тому

    Terrific design Richard. Any thoughts on pros / cons of trying a plastic garbage can like this, to keep 3 dozen shad minnows alive at my dock overnight?

  • @reelmonkUSMC
    @reelmonkUSMC 6 років тому

    Don’t know if it has already been mention but have you thought about using a square mesh collapsible laundry hamper?

  • @Nstruction
    @Nstruction 3 роки тому

    Hey, you can use a laundry basket and add a dollar store nylon laundy bag to line it and get the same thing done without the need to drill any holes. His concept is great, the technique can be improved. Not hating just building upon!

  • @shallowcreekfarm9282
    @shallowcreekfarm9282 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for the info.appreciate you sharing.

  • @jtfishingadventures896
    @jtfishingadventures896 7 років тому +3

    Good video Richard . Used the one I made yesterday kept my shad alive for about 5 hrs. Thanks again for a great idea! Another ? For you. Where do you target crappie this time of year? I fish high rock lake in North Carolina and our weather pattern is similar to yours.

    • @dannyc8338
      @dannyc8338 7 років тому +2

      those shad r hard to kept alive...this is a good tank i have seen Richard use several times

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому +2

      Thank you Jason! This time of year I like bridges, and feeder creeks that come into main lakes. I'll search from the back end to midway of the creek. Also outside bends of creek channels.

    • @jtfishingadventures896
      @jtfishingadventures896 7 років тому +2

      Thanks again Richard. I will be targeting those areas. Used live shad Sunday and caught a lot of small to average hybrids that are stocked at tomalex lake in welcome,nc. Didn't even catch any crappie. But will be going again soon! Thanks again for the bait bucket idea it works great! Keep the videos coming.

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому

      No problem Jason! Thank you for watching my friend!!

  • @angelasheppard7197
    @angelasheppard7197 5 років тому

    Thanks for the demo on the bucket. One question, would it be necessary for the second noodle? Thanks for sharing

  • @dukecloudkicker5779
    @dukecloudkicker5779 7 років тому +3

    “Just guna turn her on” lol that face

  • @Jesuslovesyou929
    @Jesuslovesyou929 6 років тому

    freeze a 2 litre bottle of water and throw it in the bucket keeps em cool..saves your shad..easy DIY

  • @kingangelino2638
    @kingangelino2638 5 років тому +1

    Using a hot soldering tip would be faster thanks for the idea!

  • @lifechanger4969
    @lifechanger4969 7 років тому +2

    Man I have been watching you for a while Richard..does Elmore even exist..and I'm gonna make one these..seems like it would work good for shad

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому +3

      He's been some what of hermit here lately. I need to get him on camera!! It works great for shad!! Thank you for watching Oklahoma pole bender!!

  • @obxsurfandsoundfishing4085
    @obxsurfandsoundfishing4085 2 роки тому

    Good morning Gene ,
    How do you throw your cast net?

  • @Travisg5
    @Travisg5 5 років тому

    I like drilling the holes

  • @jb-uw6cf
    @jb-uw6cf 7 років тому +1

    Love it!

  • @D25864
    @D25864 6 років тому

    What if I wanted to use this as a basket for bream bass and other fishes that I might catch can you show how you make the lid

  • @jaaadanschannel5094
    @jaaadanschannel5094 2 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing

  • @charlesnails8935
    @charlesnails8935 4 роки тому

    Can you keep shad alive for a day or two in a bigger bait pen in your boathouse? Thanks

  • @titusvon4275
    @titusvon4275 5 років тому

    Good video , thanks!

  • @williamjenkins3720
    @williamjenkins3720 7 років тому +1

    Dad burn/it Elmo ya ruined the hole count! Great tip👍

  • @terrellsmith997
    @terrellsmith997 7 років тому +1

    Hey fishing machine,i will be heading up to guntersville saturday ,where are some good spots to crappie fish from the bank .Im from birmingham and need help.thanks

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому +1

      Right now you should be able to catch crappie on any bridge at guntersville , using a jig. Especially early in the morning or late in the afternoon.

    • @terrellsmith997
      @terrellsmith997 7 років тому

      Richard Gene The Fishing Machine thanks,my son and i are going to give a try this week end.

  • @jasonwhitford7831
    @jasonwhitford7831 5 років тому

    I bet if you put a 1-ounce way entitled to the bottom of the rope and then tried dropping the rope down vertically down the pool noodle I wonder if that'll work

  • @viclagina347
    @viclagina347 5 років тому +2

    Why didnt you use the other noodle and just cut it the length to complete the circle? Its gonna sit too high in the water.

    • @johnhanselman6371
      @johnhanselman6371 4 роки тому

      Sitting high is good with a large bucket. Less reaching and bending over. And less risk the minnows will jump out of the bucket especially by waves.

    • @viclagina347
      @viclagina347 4 роки тому

      @@johnhanselman6371 Less reaching? You are ignorant aren't you..... Sitting higher doesn't change the water level..... You are still reaching the same distance Einstein..... It looks like a back woods hill billy made it. 5 gal buckets work perfect and you can make a door in the lid.... That solves the jump on out problem..... Or you can pay the 40 dollars for a used one.

  • @sistaslab3159
    @sistaslab3159 3 роки тому

    Awesome

  • @Crimsontide798
    @Crimsontide798 7 років тому +1

    Cool

  • @FishOnIsMyHandle
    @FishOnIsMyHandle 7 років тому +2

    *THANKS !!*

  • @tbjr1150
    @tbjr1150 4 роки тому

    Two noodles, same size with correct angle cuts, calk gun and a tube of plastic ceement or liquid nails. 😁

  • @bmackey4854
    @bmackey4854 7 років тому +1

    that's a lot of holes Elmo. would zip ties work just as good as the rope to hold noodle on

    • @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine
      @RichardGeneTheFishingMachine  7 років тому

      Zip ties would work just as good, if not better!! I never have thought about zip ties, thats a dern good idea Brian!!

  • @markcrispin6800
    @markcrispin6800 3 роки тому

    I would think it would be easier to attach the noodles with zip ties. We add them to our floating fish baskets for better buoyancy.

  • @TheArby13
    @TheArby13 5 років тому

    If I can stand the toxic fumes I will use a wood burning pencil or a soldering tool. Whatever, Gene, this is a great idea. But I don't need such a big one.

  • @danielbeavers8701
    @danielbeavers8701 4 роки тому

    Could you use water proof glue for the noodles???

  • @robsimpson6537
    @robsimpson6537 7 років тому +1

    Shad-a-delic.

  • @tylerhughes5420
    @tylerhughes5420 4 роки тому

    Use clothes basket with small holes to avoid drilling

  • @macthomas128
    @macthomas128 4 роки тому

    I wonder if a 12 gauge full of bird shot would make that quicker

  • @juddevans8043
    @juddevans8043 3 роки тому

    DAMN THATS ALOT OF HOLES!!!!!

  • @skyler.mcalonan6017
    @skyler.mcalonan6017 5 років тому

    How do you make a lid for a 5 gallon bucket or would a normal lid work

  • @roberthamlin6638
    @roberthamlin6638 Рік тому

    Collapsible mesh laundry basket

  • @A-shot-in-the-dark
    @A-shot-in-the-dark 6 років тому

    elmer and Elmo kin? have u seen em lately ? up here in TN. we getter done!! love your videos im out fishing at least 3 to 4 times a week every day if i get a chance been watching you about a month and sub. to ya just to learn new fishing techs or things i haven't thought of good job with all love ya videos