im so proud. three made with quikrete and wood scraps.. thoughts?Attachment 64925
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im so proud. three made with quikrete and wood scraps.. thoughts?Attachment 64925
Those ought to work good
Them will work
Are you gonna be able to pour em out and re-use the buckets?? If so they are even better, bet they will work good. Put em in the lake now and they will be heck to pay come spring.
im hoping for fall crappies. these suckers are goin in deep water. and i want to take em out of the buckets but doubt i can :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
I bet they will hold fish this fall but seems like they are better after weathering a little while. Good luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by river slabs are better
Put plastic in bucket before concrete,it will come out easy.
huh? explainQuote:
Originally Posted by CAPP
Think he means to put some bisqueen in the bucket and then pour your concrete in.
Spray the inside with diesel.
Where ya putting them? Lake or River? Make sure you get them out of any place that will have alot of current or they won;t be there after a period of heavy current
theyll be going in a farm resivoir thats about a hundred acres. its got a little standing timber and the only current it sees is when i pee in the water.Thumbs UpQuote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
Looks great....should work fine.
and at your age, that ain;t much current right there AHH HAHA
those should work great don don
Those are nice! I will take a dozen please!
Those are gonna be deadly! Once they get algae built up on em, which won't take long in nutrient rich hot water, they should do great!
just a little advice put a top near them so your dept finder can pick em up they do not show up well by thier self
You crafty Anthony.Quote:
Originally Posted by munta
garbage bags.
yep made that mistake once even with the hi tech finders today they still hard to find in deep water