Spiders

Well i Decided to build some spiders today. Good thing was all the parts are free. I even got a source for concrete blocks to sink everything now.http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/01/25/usyjyvav.jpg
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C.J.

Looks good there! I bet a big one will come there and hang out there

Hope them small holes don't cause ya grief! Let us know how the plastic produces.

Will do nimble. If if I don't fish em it will still provide shelter for them

Oh forgot to say they float with wt lol. I didn't bring enough so had to go on scavenger hunt to find a rock to wt them down.

where you get those test clyendars ? :dono

Since we've all been talking about sinking things I heard a trick to try with cane the other day and wondered if anyones heard of this.....Take your cane stalks, tall as you want em and drill holes in the 1st, 6" or so then run weedeater string through them, roll it all up....like a fence.....add the weight to the ends and once it's unrolled the string will float up causing it to stand up like an underwater fence???? Anyone ever heard of that before???

Got cylinders from neighbor and hadn't heard of the cane thingy construction guy. I have 2 more to drop but that is it on these as they are too hard to handle by myself

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Originally Posted by constructskeeter

Since we've all been talking about sinking things I heard a trick to try with cane the other day and wondered if anyones heard of this.....Take your cane stalks, tall as you want em and drill holes in the 1st, 6" or so then run weedeater string through them, roll it all up....like a fence.....add the weight to the ends and once it's unrolled the string will float up causing it to stand up like an underwater fence???? Anyone ever heard of that before???

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Try it in a swimming pool first and let us know if it works. ;-)


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Well a guy I go to church with has heard about it and was telling me and dad in Walmart the other night after I'd mentioned cutting bigger cane into 6' lengths or so and driving them down into normally say 12' of water that's 6' low where they are about water level and around 6' under once the lakes at normal and how it would make excellent spring fishing. He then mentioned the cane fence so I don't know if it works or not. I do think next time lakes get low again I may saw some bigger canes up and make a bed like I was talking about on local waters, maybe leave 16" to a couple of feet in between them once you drive them down.