Thread: What is buck brush anyway?

Any coarse vegetation on which deer browse

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You cant push minnows or pull cranks threw it. I thought all crappie fisherman knew what buck brush was

Cousin to Ironwood .

It's called Common Buttonbush, and it's in the coffee family of shrubs/trees.

I've heard it called Button Willow, Button Ball Bush, Buck Bush, & Buck Brush. Excellent spawning habitat for Crappie, when there's a couple of feet of water under them. I've only experienced them at KY/Barkley lakes.

Originally Posted by slabin

You cant push minnows or pull cranks threw it. I thought all crappie fisherman knew what buck brush was

slab.,,, if you remember right, I am a transplanted Yankee from cape cod,,, not much of a French water fisherman,,, but I'm trying

So it's basically the brush just offshore usually seen when water is low, but sunken when water levels are higher?

Thats correct

Looks like a crepe myrtle with out any leaves.