“We are excited to have Angler and Writer Jim Root to join our Pro Staff team”, states the Founder of New Pro Products Judy Tipton. “Jim is a true renaissance man in competitive fishing, not only is he an accomplished angler, but also a prolific writer, with features in Bassmaster and Weather Underground. Jim will be a great voice for our mission of bringing the most innovative fish care products to the industry.”
“I no longer need to bring ice…”
Thousands of serious tournament anglers around the globe have made the V-T2 Livewell Ventilation System their one
The V-T2 livewell natural aeration system needs no power. New Pro Products photo
source for livewell management. The patented V-T2 is the only product on the market to naturally cool, oxygenate and remove harmful metabolic gases from the livewell. The result is fish that are healthy, strong and ready for release.
Being competitive on the tournament trail requires complete focus and constant effort in the act of fishing. Running back to the livewell to check on your fish or add ice eats up valuable fishing time. The V-T2 eliminates this burden. “This is what all anglers have always wanted and needed, ” commented Tipton, “Anglers want to have confidence their fish will not suffer from the heat of the day in the confinement of a closed livewell.”
Jim Root joins New Pro Products’ Pro Staff Team. New Pro Products photo
A livewell equipped with the V-T2 Livewell Ventilation System allows anglers to weigh-in with confidence, avoid penalties and dramatically reduce the risk of stress-delayed-mortality after the release.
“I am honored to partner with a company that strives to improve our ability as anglers to care for our fish. I have used the V-T2 Livewell Ventilation System by New Pro Products for over two years now,” states Jim Root. I have written many articles on the benefits of the V-T2, and have made many believers of so many anglers, that now like me, have made dead fish in our livewells a thing of the past. I no longer need to bring ice and all of my time is spent focusing on my next bite, and not the condition of my limit.”
