And something on the outlet to stop them getting trapped in the hole(s) and blocking them. Pay to have it so piper wont fit too they're good at jamming their beaks in mesh. Maybe two outlets joined together with a pipe that has a 5cm slice out along it's length and this slice is on the bin side so critters cant jam.

Hi there Guys, I'm after some small plastic valves for my tuna tube setup, 1/2 full flow. Any idea's where I could get some would be helpful.

Cool Cheers for that. Just one more question, if you are talking flow for 2 tuna tubes, how many lpm is required?

Luhrs 35'.  Only downside is the water out of the tubes gets everywhere so there aren't any tea towels in there come gamefishing time!

skidoggg wrote: found this rather tidy and accessable transom whilst surfin thru trade me ...

yes its a nice setup, looked at this long and hard, this is what I have now on my boat, however the stern wall goes to the floor not 3/4 like you see there, made it all up out of fibreglass and feed it will 40mm hoses, the difference between that and mine is the lid/door there lifts aft, mine lifts to the bow, this to direct water flow aft and not into the boat, did away with the transom bait tank like you see there, I did have a similar sort last season although very good you had to maintain water flow and being above floor meant a power source needed, this time this was not an option so have 2 in hull tanks, well 1 the other is in the swim step with the tank being 600x600 and 200 below the water the inhull is alot bigger, opposite side of the door on the transom is the wash down stuff, coil hose etc, everything in its place, have a riiging table but will need to have an area for bait rigging as I dont like blood and crap all over the place.

I mam told that the tuna tubes on the Ultimate Lady have been enlarged to handle 20kg YFT as livebaits.
Skipper went Obalds and brought 20 only 14/0 hayes hooks.Starting to think a few trips to the gym some months ago may have been a bloody good Idea