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Last weeks show of the G3 Sportsman was pretty convincing on the moss back. The show can be viewed at the Moss Back Rack Web site. It was a great show Scott.:D
I thought they are just a little pricey though. Uncle Bill seems to be putting them to good use.
I had one(had being the operative word)hanging on a dock for a couple of months and was lookin forward to givin it a try but there was a sorry sob that decided he wanted it somewhere else and stole it......so for me the jury's still out.
They look cool and seem like they work, but I don't see how they can sell many for that price? I don't think they are really over priced as the guy is in the business of trying to make a living. It's so easy just to make your own brush piles, plus most people would need so many that it just doesn't make sense.
I will say I could see having one tied to a dock, or something like that would make a lot of sense.
I had home made one's that I tied to logs and people just steal for the sake of take something. more than one i have lost to thief's.
4 or 6 in pipe with vinyl siding corners is about all they are. Very expensive to have someone else to steal when ol'natural is still the best and is already laying all around the lake.
I totally agree but my girlfriend won this one at our cdc spring camp,i've tried several different types of pvc and to me they don't compare to wood but there was something about the fish rack that intrigued me,i think they will work.Quote:
Originally Posted by bttmline
I seen the show last weekend, and it does look real good.Have put out pvc structure and fished it, but it's not near the production you get off natural cover. I am sure there are factors such as lake fishing pressure, lake depths, amounts of available cover, and other factors that would change how much and often one type works better than another.I did like the looks of the moss back rack though.