Livewell & Fish Box
Modifications Built
for Serious Boaters.

A good livewell is about more than size. Rounded corners and a deeper well keep bait healthier, and the location has to suit your deck space and the boat’s balance once it’s full of water. We build the well in marine-grade fiberglass with an inlet, overflow and drain, plumb in the pump, and finish it to match your boat.

Weak circulation is often why bait doesn’t make it through the day. We install or upgrade recirculating and raw-water pumps, aerators, spray bars, seacocks and valves, rework the plumbing runs, and can add a timer or a switch at the helm so you control the flow without leaving the wheel.

An existing storage box can often become a fish box if it’s structurally sound and sits where it can drain properly. We check that first, then insulate and seal the box, add a drain, and fit a tight, gasketed lid so it holds its temperature and keeps your catch cold, finished in gelcoat to match your boat.

If your livewell or fish box is too small for how you fish, we can often enlarge it instead of starting from scratch. We check what sits around and below the box, cut and extend it, reinforce the surrounding deck so it stays strong, and keep the boat’s balance in mind once the bigger well is full of water.

Livewells and fish boxes hold water, ice and weight for hours, so cracked corners, failed fittings and worn lid gaskets are common, and a leak can soak the deck core around them. We find where the water is getting out, grind out and re-laminate cracks, re-seal fittings and drains, and test for leaks before finishing.