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Just made these they are 3.5 to 4 foot tall. I am looking to put them in about 8 to 10 foot of water. This is the first time to use PVC pipe. I sanded them some in hopes of roughing them up so stuff will grow on them. What do yall think.
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Look good to me.
Unsure they will all stand up? A cross bar on the block might prevent them from turning over.:confused:
even if they fall over, they'll still attract fish
The area we fish in has a thick layer of mud. I am hoping that when they hit bottom the mud will keep them upright a least for this summer. I know the next high water may turn them over because I want to place them in a channel out of a lake.Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Will they stay upright when you drop 'em?!?:confused:
they should go down block first no problem... the PVC will act like fletching on an arrow and the heavy end will go down first
They look good to me. If you drop them block first, I think they would land upright.
Look great I would suggest U place them in at least 2 or 3 together like in a clump. Just a thought.
Looks pretty good. They should stand up. I put some out like that with six or seven sticks stick out about 5' long and they are still standing even in current. I used 12" blocks. 1/2" pvc works good too.
Yeah Buddy!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by PaddleFishing
Kinda like dropping a slice of buttered bread on the floor... it never hits butter-side-up!!!... but this way is more like dropping a dart board dart to the floor, it's gonna land heavy point first... and it's gonna stick!
I am thinking of putting all of them togegher kind of like they are sitting.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaxsprat
Tie a marker buoy (I use plastic drink bottles) that will float on top of the water to each one before dropping if you want to drop them in a pattern.
I found out the hard way, once you drop that sucker... it's gone!
Then take all your buoys off when you're finished.
I'm surprised there ain't fish around them already!! (bet there is at night)
Does it REALLY matter what side.... It's the floor:confused: Let it go...;)Quote:
Originally Posted by GCD