Engineered for serious anglers, the Live Bait Tank - 55L Transom Mount Kit (BT03TKIT) delivers a reliable home for your live bait on every outing. With a generous 55-litre capacity and a dedicated transom mount, you can keep pilchards, herring, or bonito lively from first cast to last light.

Key advantages that set this kit apart

• 55 Litre capacity with hatch access — ample room for bait and a convenient hatch for quick checks without disturbing the water.
• Transom-mounted design — secure placement on the stern provides stability in choppy conditions and minimizes movement that can stress bait.
• Ready-to-go pumping system — includes a 500 gph 12V bilge pump for dependable circulation and aeration to extend bait life.
• All-in-one hose and clamps kit — includes a 20mm black bilge hose, two hose clamps (16-27mm), and a 20 mm hose tail, ensuring straightforward installation.
• Compact footprint with clear dimensions — 550mm (L) x 380mm (W) x 300mm (H) to fit a wide range of boats without crowding deck space.
• Hatch for easy bait access — keeps bait organized and lets you swap out as needed without draining time.

What’s included in the kit

• 1 - 55L Live Bait Tank - Transom Mount
• 1 - Bilge Pump 500 gph - 12V
• 1 - Black Bilge Hose - 20mm
• 2 - Hose Clamps - 16-27mm
• 1 - Hose Tail - 20 mm

This item is shipped directly from our local suppliers, ensuring prompt processing and delivery to get you on the water quickly.

Ideal use scenarios

• Saltwater and freshwater trips where live bait is essential to increase hook-up rates and overall fishing success.
• Transom-mount configurations on center consoles, bay boats, and skiffs where deck space is at a premium but bait longevity matters.
• Longer excursions where reliable aeration and circulation reduce the need for frequent bait swaps.

Practical setup tips

• Position the tank so the pump has a direct path to power, minimizing voltage drop for optimal flow.
• Keep the hatch closed during rough conditions to maintain stable water quality for the bait.
• Regularly inspect hose clamps and fittings before trips to prevent leaks in rough seas.