Lowes in Greenville, MS has free trees, bad thing about it I'm not in my truck.
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Lowes in Greenville, MS has free trees, bad thing about it I'm not in my truck.
It take you a min to go back there :yikes i drive by there every week in the summer
Wonder if any other Lowes or Walmarts are doing the same thing?
I agree as far as deeper structure for bigger fish are concerned. However Degray has zero cover along the shore for the fry to hide in after/during the spawn. As old as it is, there's just nothing left shallow for the small fish to hide in. I feel like the crappie population has gone downhill over the last few years. We need to put a lot of dense shallow cover in the lake & I think these might work. Although I'm not very sure about scotch pine. Cedar would be better I think.
Anything is SO MUCH better than nothing. Do you think the stripers take there toll?
The hybrids, whites, & pickerels take their toll I'm sure. It also doesn't help that the lake level has been varying wildly over the last several years during the spawn & throughout the year.
So what's everyone's opinion on the effectiveness of this type of Christmas tree?
They are not a waste of time. If that's all I had I would use them. Just let them turn brown and dry first before sinking.
There may be better options over scotch pine, but hey, Free is Free!!!!!