Went back with the ol tried and true today. Made 8 different pile like this today. Hopefully they’ll work.
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Went back with the ol tried and true today. Made 8 different pile like this today. Hopefully they’ll work.
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Good looking brush
That will work.
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How do you get it out without tearing up the boat
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Need to keep an eye on that black cloud over your head.
I would drag the tops down to the water and throw them the rope. Once we pulled them where we wanted they would hold the base from they're boat and from my boat I would tie the bucket of quikrete to them. Used 30#'s (1/2 sack) in each bucket and they sank like a rock. All that was in the boat was the saw and buckets. Probably wont fool with trying to build stuff anymore. This way was to easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappieplasticm
Yeh if you knew the lake you would instantly know where it was if not for the cloudy day.:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Skippa Chippa
Always good to give the fish more hotels!
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I will tell you what we do . Have a rug or heavy tarp to rest them on .Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappieplasticm
I had seen places around a local lake where they cut the tops off large trees that had fallen and then just dragged them behind the boat to location and sunk them. No need to even put into boat if reasonable close.
Easier said than done . A big top is hard to pull in the water !Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
That’s the way it happens at my lake also.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
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Did you put a bottle or anything in the top to make them stand up or just let it lay flat ?