Gulper Grouper Baitwell Pump

This Whale gulper grouper bait well pump was specifically designed to manage baitwell waste and for pumping out fishboxes. Model BP4572 has a number of features, outlined below, making it ideal for these applications. It is powerful enough to handle multiple wells.
• Heavy duty single diaphragm with non-choke valves
• No impeller to clog or burn
• Runs dry without damage
• Easy to maintain and clean
• Multi directional head for easy installation
• Power consumption varies depending on load from 5A to 10A at 12 volts, and 2.5A to 5A at 24 volts
• Can pump a mixture of air and water
• Self-priming up to 10 ft; 13 feet maximum total lift
• Threaded fittings for both 1" and 1-1/2" hoses are included
• Mk 2 enhances priming capabilities and is quieter

What size pump do I need for my livewell?

A livewell pump should be able to move about 42 times the tank's capacity, per hour. In the case of a 30-gallon livewell, a pump that pushes 1,260 gph or more will keep most baits in prime condition.

Can I use a bilge pump for a livewell?

You can, without adding another thru hull to your boat by simply mounting a bilge pump onto my transom.

How do I know if my live well pump is bad?

Some of the most common indicators of a faulty bait well pump include fluctuations in water pressure or clicking sounds.

How long do livewell pumps last?

While they can, and do last longer in some cases, real live experience suggests the actual life expectancy of a live bait well pump is about 3 years.