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    Quote Originally Posted by DrNip View Post
    I just started in September and have done over 20 now and found out quickly making your on piles can get too be expensive and time consuming. What I've found to be the easiest and cheapest is cutting a branch or two at lake, if prohibited, and tying it to a rip rap rock with either copper wire or rope. You can always bring branches to lake too. If no rock available you can use a cinder block. I do enjoy stake buckets and have sunken wooden ones. I have caught a lot of crappie off both my brush piles and stake buckets. Working on some PVC buckets right now that will be assembled at drop location.
    DrNip, we don't have any rocks or riprap around and I'm not sure about cutting at the lake but I'm planning on a few stake beds also. Thank you

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    I like Christmas trees and 5 gallon bucket. Haven't used the others.
    I PRACTICE CATCH & FRY---DONT EVERYBODY ? Thumbs Up

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    I started building some "crappie condos" this weekend. I'm starting off with bamboo. Plan on making at least 2 dozen. I also took some ideas y'all gave me and drilled and cut holes in a plastic drum and ran cane thru the top. I'll see how good one works before I make more

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    That's nice looking

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    Looks totally awesome. Great job.
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    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by NwLa sacalait View Post
    Cool, thanks for the pics Juicy! Man, all my sweet gum has almost lost all their leaves but I didn't even think about willow! Do you think it would be best to put out willow now (it still has leaves) and then drop some sweet gum down on them in the spring when they have leaves? Or do you think it matters???
    Yeah wait til spring and summer when leaves are back to put you some sweet gum out!


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    Quote Originally Posted by juicy View Post
    Yeah wait til spring and summer when leaves are back to put you some sweet gum out!


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    10-4 that's the plan man! Juicy, in your pics all you put was some scrap iron for weight? Does it stay where you sink it pretty good?

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    Looks great you could take some large cane and put 4 two ft. legs out the bottom. They will settle in the silt and it will never move
    Last edited by speckle; 12-12-2016 at 10:53 PM.
    LET UM GO TO GROW
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