The last thunderstorm placed some structure underneath this dock. Attachment 414299
Two wooden deck chairs and a cast iron bench.
The chairs are even painted orange to attract the fish even more
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The last thunderstorm placed some structure underneath this dock. Attachment 414299
Two wooden deck chairs and a cast iron bench.
The chairs are even painted orange to attract the fish even more
:Rofl ....lol
my bud just dredged up about a half dozen really old metal chairs from under his dock .
aint seen any like that in a good while , man was there tons of jigs and line in them :Rofl
It’s amazing what the current can move down the streams. I see stuff I know went miles.
Bob
This stuff blew off the dock above it. Shouldn't be a lot of current in that area. It should stay in place when the water goes back upQuote:
Originally Posted by BobC
I went under one yesterday and pulled down all the mono line hanging down under itQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
That's why I screwed my dock furniture to the dock! Furniture is expensive for us working folks!
Chris
I’d imagine once they realize it’s down there they would retrieve it.
I was shooting under one a few years ago and couldn't figure out what I was hitting. During low water a glass top patio table was revealed laying on it's side. If they take the water back up to previous levels from 2 weeks ago. Those chairs will be under waterQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
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Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
How much of it it was Yours? :biggrin
Don't use mono. I usually pull the hooks free. On occasion I leave some tackle. I don't like to leave jigs or line around docks or boat especially where kids swim and play. I really make it a point to get back as much as possible. I see a lot of them in mooring ropes at Marinas. If I can reach them I cut the barb off and pull the jig out.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
Good Idea. Most folks at least tie it down to the dock with a rope during winterQuote:
Originally Posted by NCkenner