Have you ever tried to build your own bait tank that turned out...well...not so good? Maybe your just starting out with live bait and not sure if you want to spend the money on a tank just yet. Do you only fish for a few hours and don't need a "fancy" tank? Maybe you could use a second tank but can’t justify it right now. Is your live well not doing to good at keeping your catch alive? If any of this sounds like you, we might just have the product that will suit your needs.

The Creek Bank Bait Spa is a self-contained unit with a pump, filter, and aerator. It was designed to be a multi purpose unit, that is small enough to use in a 5 gallon bucket and efficient enough to use in a 55 gallon drum. Use it in just about any container from a cooler to a live well. Use it to keep bait, transfer bait, or keep your catch alive.

The online store lets you place orders 24 hours a day from the comfort of your easy chair. You can also check how much it will cost to ship a tank to your location. Complete line of replacement parts & accessories are available.

OK You've made the decision and your ready to buy a tank. Check out the line of Creek Bank Bait Tanks. They were designed with you the fisherman in mind. We didn't want to build "just another bait tank". We figured that it was time you spent more time fishing and less time messing with your bait tank. These tanks are the result of years of research and development and are filled with features that will result in better bait and make your time on the water more productive and enjoyable. Check out the features like our patented filter design, talk to some people using them, and try one out.

Most tanks on the market will keep bait alive to some extent. The question is how hard do you want to work doing it and what condition does the bait end up in.

"I caught my bait at 5:00 PM Tuesday and put about 125 shad in my new 50 gallon Creek Bank tank and at 1:00AM I had only lost three or four bait and the rest were doing great. I found some blue backs and decided to dump the shad and try the blue backs for the rest of the night. NEVER LOST ONE BAIT for the rest of the night! I caught my limit plus a few stripers and 25 cats, a couple of them were 20 pounds plus. I can't tell you how much better it was to spend my time fishing instead of working my butt off trying to keep my bait alive. No more just reaching into the tank and grabbing a bait. I have to use a dip net to catch them now. Thanks for all of your help."

Robert Teague