"The KOOLWELL system is a great asset to me as a tournament angler. It keeps my fish alive and healthy all day resulting in no penalties and no weight loss. Also it is a great tool in our fight for conservation in our fisheries. Keeping game fish healthy allows future generations to enjoy our love for the outdoors."
FLW Pro Brandon Coulter - Skeeter Boat
"I have used many products over the years to optimize my success as a fisherman. KOOLWELL keeps the water cool in the livewell, giving me healthy fish at the weigh in. Dead fish at tournaments means penalties and lost prize winnings. It also aids in the preservation of our sport."
BASS Elite Pro Mike McClelland - Champion Boat
KOOLWELL may be the most important option I have added to my 210 Champion Boat this year!! It is awesome to maintain and monitor my livewell water temperature as the lakes heat up! Five live, healthy and heavy bass in my Koolwell at weigh-in equals MONEY in my pocket! I have seen many tournaments where the difference in winning or making a $10,000.00 check is decided by ounces. When 1 dead fish could make that difference, I do anything to keep my bass alive and healthy. Even as water temps have climbed into the upper 80's and 90's, the KOOLWELL system has allowed me to maintain livewell temp in the lower 70's which does equal live, healthy bass and a paycheck in my pocket. Thanks KOOLWELL for helping me and other anglers keep our bass KOOL and healthy!
"Anytime livewell water reaches a temperature over 80 degrees, that's the danger zone. If you take a fish out of cooler water below the thermocline and put it in warmer livewell water, it really shocks the fish. KOOLWELL keeps the water cool, allowing the water to hold more dissolved oxygen. It's a must have."
BASS Elite Pro Greg Vinson - Skeeter Boat
"I just fished a local tournament at Lay Lake sponsored by Airport Marine, Bass Cat and Serra Toyota. Water temps in the tournament were near 87 degrees and I was able to maintain a livewell temp around 72-74 the entire day. Those were the liveliest fish I've released in a tournament with extreme temperatures. ."
