Reply With QuoteCool, a crappie condo with interior lighting. That's a first. Now all it needs is a front porch for a little shade when the sun is at its highest. You're sure spoiling those fish.
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now renting
The sign you cant see well but it says space for rent, now renting to older couples:D Found this plastic pallet and added to it to drop in a Nice spot. Even loaded with alfalfa and cotton seed cakes. It will be lowered in to 17 feet of water along with 2 buckets of concrete and a chem light or 3. I have 3 green ones that have been sitting around so I figured I will drop the lights with it and go do our night stalk then come back to it a couple of hours before day break. ya never know
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Cool, a crappie condo with interior lighting. That's a first. Now all it needs is a front porch for a little shade when the sun is at its highest. You're sure spoiling those fish.
boatstall
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Are those lights safe for the fish ?
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Looks like it will work but you may loose a few jigs.
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The ones I am using are OmniGlow and they have on their packaging Non-toxic, Non-flammable, and Weatherproof they have a website omniglow.com if anyone is interested. These came in my first-aid kit I bought for my boat. Thanks for asking.Originally Posted by Mrs. NIMROD
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