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First drop
Put my first brush out a week ago. I had a moss back rack, 2 porcupine spheres and a home made PVC one. The PVC was put in a 5 gallon bucket with some PVC joints so I could attach the stems on the lake. I got the name brand fish attractors for Christmas so I am not sure if I would purchase them myself unless they really produce. I've been following this site for a while now so hopefully I can help contribute some reports now that I got some of my own brush to fish.
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Let us know the results...
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They will come!
Very Nice...Please keep us posted!
Did you pick a "year-round" area or an area that fits a certain pattern or time of year??
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Hope you scuff up the pvc before you sunk them, it will help the algea grow faster and better on them.
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I've had better results with natural materials like wood. Let us know how your does.
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I sanded them down with coarse sand paper. I'm gonna hit then tomorrow and they have been out two weeks. I'll let y'all know how I do.
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Well we didn't have any luck first time we tried them. I guess we will wait a little longer and try them again. In the meantime I'm going to make some more out of milk jugs and drop them in a different part of the lake. I saw a good example on the sc forum to replicate.
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Yea, us SC boys got some good ideas! "Now wait a *&%# minute!" Yea, I hear you other guys saying that. Hehehe. Just had to throw that in there. There are a lot of good ideas all over this forum from a lot of different places.
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they will work just take a litlle longer to grow algea on them and i love the c.c sticker on the truck:ThumbsUp