We need a sticky on fish transport

fishytime · #1 04-12-2012, 12:55 AM

perhaps you could go into a little more detail about the whole fish catching process.....something seems amiss here....Ive done the 3 hour trip to Edmonton several times with fish in bags with no heat or aeration and never suffered any losses....was the rock removed?....was the sandbed disturbed?

jorjef · #2 04-12-2012, 01:36 AM

Nine fish to one destination in pails...Were they salt pails or ice cream buckets? was there more than one fish per pail? I'm guessing they were transported inside a heated vehicle? and not the back of a half ton! I know these questions seem dumb but like Fishytime is saying there is more to this than the typical transporting of fish.

subman · #3 04-12-2012, 01:41 AM

Seems odd to me as well I bought fish and traveled over 3 hrs more than once with them in a pail or bagged never lost one.

my2rotties · #4 04-12-2012, 01:43 AM

It's not my fault, the fish were freaking amazing and healthy. A few canreefers have seen them and could not believe the condition they were in and how fabulous they were.

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Seems odd to me as well I bought fish and traveled over 3 hrs more than once with them in a pail or bagged never lost one.

subman · #5 04-12-2012, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by my2rotties

It's not my fault, the fish were freaking amazing and healthy. A few canreefers have seen them and could not believe the condition they were in and how fabulous they were.

I didn't at all mean to insinuate that. I'm sorry if it came across that way, I know you took amazing care and loved your fish to the extreme. I was just stating my experience's traveling with fish. Again I'm very sorry I truly meant no offence

my2rotties · #6 04-12-2012, 02:05 AM

It's okay, I am just beyond upset over this and my nerves are rather raw and exposed. It is a very hard thing to have to live with.

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I didn't at all mean to insinuate that. I'm sorry if it came across that way, I know you took amazing care and loved your fish to the extreme. I was just stating my experience's traveling with fish. Again I'm very sorry I truly meant no offence

Mike-fish · #7 04-12-2012, 01:55 AM

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Originally Posted by jorjef

Nine fish to one destination in pails...Were they salt pails or ice cream buckets? was there more than one fish per pail? I'm guessing they were transported inside a heated vehicle? and not the back of a half ton! I know these questions seem dumb but like Fishytime is saying there is more to this than the typical transporting of fish.

i think this one is directed to me. use an appropriate number of pails. these where 5 gallon pails from home depot i have 100 of them. multiple fish to the pail unless large or aggressive / active. yes they where in a heated van riding shotgun at that ( kept van a little warmer than i like to)

my2rotties · #8 04-12-2012, 02:03 AM

The way you wrote this makes it sound like you bought my fish and you were not the guy.

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i think this one is directed to me. use an appropriate number of pails. these where 5 gallon pails from home depot i have 100 of them. multiple fish to the pail unless large or aggressive / active. yes they where in a heated van riding shotgun at that ( kept van a little warmer than i like to)

jorjef · #9 04-12-2012, 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by my2rotties

The way you wrote this makes it sound like you bought my fish and you were not the guy.

And no my comment wasn't directed towards him either..

Mike-fish · #10 04-12-2012, 02:07 AM

now you guys have me all confused if i answered the wrong person sorry about that. quotes help avoid this