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Pawfly · Aerators & Bubblers

Pawfly Battery Air Pump Aerator, 40 GPH

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Product dimensions
6"L x 3"W x 1.8"H

Quick take

Portable battery-powered aerator that supplies oxygen to live bait for up to 40 hours, includes air stone and tubing.

A compact battery-powered bait aerator that runs on two D cells, so it works at the lake, on the boat or during a power outage. It moves up to 40 gallons of air per hour and suits buckets from about 5 to 30 gallons, with a metal clip to hold it on the rim. The air stone and tubing come stored inside the pump body, so you can set up aeration right away.

Best for

  • Keeping live bait fresh during fishing trips
  • Transport and storage of live fish and bait
  • Anglers who do not have shore power

Skip if

  • You use dead bait or artificial lures exclusively
  • You fish from a location with AC power access

Strengths

  • Runs on batteries for portability and convenience
  • Long 40-hour runtime reduces need for replacement batteries
  • Air stone and tubing included for easy setup

Trade-offs

  • Requires D batteries, which may need frequent replacement
  • Noise from the pump is audible, though quiet
  • 40 GPH may be insufficient for very large buckets or long-term storage

Fishing fit

Water
  • Freshwater
  • Saltwater

Specifications

Specifications
Typebait aerator
Flow rate40 GPH
Bucket capacityUp to 30 gallons
Power2 D batteries (not included)
Runtime40 hours
Size6 in x 3 in x 1.8 in

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