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Good electronics and marking your waypoints and your secret is golden!
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I am planning on putting out some crappie beds soon. I am going to make them out of pvc. I have heard that pvc can be hard to find in the water. I know a lot of you fishermen have come up with a way to make pvc more visible under the water and easier to find on your graphs. Since I promise not to steal the locations of your beds could you give me an ideal of how to sink mine and easily find them next time I look for them.
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Dont make them easy to find....
Good electronics and marking your waypoints and your secret is golden!
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Here's one out of fiberglass.
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Fill these pvc attractors with concrete for max visibility.
If stealth mode is what your after tie them to a concrete block instead.
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Last edited by Pantastic; 05-29-2016 at 06:14 PM.
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Sand the pvc and mark it with GPS it will show up if I was u I would also make some out of wood stakes I think they like wood better I like to mix mine with the pvc and wood
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Anything hollow...I.e.- bamboo or pipe is much tougher to locate through sonar.. Like Slabin said mark it with GPS
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All I can say is I've sunk pvc structures and I absolutely can't see them with down scan or side imaging. I thought trapping air inside the pipes would make them visible, but not the case for me.
