Local Cedar mill scraps and sometimes I use Hardwood scraps from a local pallet mill. Helps when you take these folks fishing or atleast share your catch from time to time.
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Local Cedar mill scraps and sometimes I use Hardwood scraps from a local pallet mill. Helps when you take these folks fishing or atleast share your catch from time to time.
as far as the concrete goes, I take some screws to attach the boards (2 screws/board) to the sides of the bucket, and place rock in bucket, no crete needed.
I have known you to occasionally move your fishing holes. Can you grab these? DP
Not near as easy but then harder for most to find too. Of course the folks tie'n markers on brushpiles can't tie nothing on either.:Rofl You gonna ever get over here and help me test those condos ?:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by DRPEPPER
I have done that but if screws rust out or plastic deterorates and bucket ever turns over the boards could be gone. May build more that way and even use whole buckets with holes in sides for more stakes. When I sink ones without concrete, I lower down with a rope to set upright on bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by LMBarnett
I bought a jigging pole a couple of years ago just to come go single poling with you. I ain't done it yet. DPQuote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Those look good Nimrod! Thanks again for those purple jigs you gave me last fall if you remember? I will be sure to contact you prior next trip so you can eat with us an visit more next time! That was my bad!
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Originally Posted by coolerfull
No problem , get lots of invites but hope you get back to catch them biting . Remember what the jigs were ? :biggrin You need to cause they work ! :twocents Better stock up before you return .:fish
You wont get lots of invites from me living as far as I do from lake:Rofl Yes I remember! Got a few left.
Would the stakes have to be cedar????