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I have seen in Grenada lake the corp provides staking material to use. Do they do the same thing at Sardis? I have not seen any... If not does anybody have any suggestions on where to pick some up cheap or best yet free?
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Shipping pallets is what I use, break them down and make some fish happy. Most of the time there free
They provide the materials for the published habitat day where everyone is invited to come down and help. It's an organized event and the Dept of Fisheries determines the best locations for improvement. At Sardis they use pallets, Christmas Trees an some stakes. Sadly you won't see many people from C.Com down there helping the lake.
Yikess: where is this date published? Have they set a date for this year?
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Usually in January or FebruaryQuote:
Originally Posted by rubberduck
It is very sad that few c.com folks go to these events as big as a group that we are we really could make a difference in these lake But they will be some of the first to go down and mark them with there GPS.Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess
Watch it sucka. You calling me out for a gun fight? [emoji12][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
It's not what your lakes can do for you but what you can do for your lakes.
Check with a lumber yard for scraps.
Pallet mills usually has scraps.
Yall keep them Miss lakes in shape for us poachers. DP
Last year we had notice of habit day at Enid, Grenada and Butla. I attended and know of one other c.c member being at them. Sham on you for not being there.
I talked to Scott, a COE member, the manager at Sardis waits until wednesday to say we will have habit day saturday. Same saturday as another lake's advanced notice.
Well said. I can't believe YOU said it. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
TRUMP won!!! If you ain't selling snake oil start telling the Truth!!!! If Folks would start helping at a fair price everyone would BE much Happier Together!!!!!!
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The corp told the Oxford Bass Club years ago, we don't care if another fish flops in Sardis or not, it is a flood control lake. If the fishermen don't help, nobody will. There was enough vegetation in Sardis in the 70's where it didn't need any help, but it looks like a nuclear waste area now. After Christmas you can drive the streets after and pick up all the trees you want, take them anywhere and tie them to a tree or a stump, or weight them down, but it takes a lot of weight to hold it down. You don't necessarily have to go on the day the corp has the shindig. I would recommend you put them out around Hurricane Landing.:fish
Mmmmmm.
Well after contacting the Corp today and them shooting PVC down I am in search of wooden stakes. Does anyone have any suggestions on mills to try and call around north ms?
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They might be a Couple of crappie condos made of white pipes and black pipe with holes out in the deer water off clear creek??? Not sure but a real possibility!!! If you don't ask then iffn you get caught then you can say I didn't know that I'm so so sorry!!!
Recycled toilets cleaned before depositing into lakes make great Habitat!!!!
A large cement structure builder in mobile AL makes all sorts of structure for fish habitat!! To far for that but plenty of remodeling going on that we can pick up old toilets for structure!!!
Half bag of quickrete and wallah Ol John now Quality Habitat!!