have noticed some wild bamboo near my home and plan on whacking some down to put condo's around my dock where I keep the toon. Have seen guys with a lot of leaves left on but does it make sense to strip them first?
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have noticed some wild bamboo near my home and plan on whacking some down to put condo's around my dock where I keep the toon. Have seen guys with a lot of leaves left on but does it make sense to strip them first?
We always left the leaves on, but by the time we hauled them from Louisiana to Iowa strapped in a jon boat they were pretty clean LOL Bamboo lasts a long time submerged.
Wild Bamboo in MO?
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Originally Posted by keeferfish
yes I have some bamboo on my place, and ole bud aka arkie fisherman always brought some up and we would put it in, but alas it is not very good for brush piles.
Dude that's not bamboo.Quote:
Originally Posted by beagle man
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You stone the fish to death….:Rofl
I have wild cane around me on the river.
It is considered endangered and can’t cut it.
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[QUOTE=Joedog;4273851]Dude that's not bamboo.
Attachment 430872[/QTE]well now I know it was not the ground hogs that got in my boo patch,,,,
lmao
That's why he's always in such a good mood!
Oh and We're Friends!!!!! :biggrin
sure lots of it around, most consider it a nuisance and chop it down. several stands close by my house.Quote:
Originally Posted by keeferfish
uh know where there are stands of wild THAT as well but never been my thing.
Gilligan made bamboo condos, but never seen him catch any fish, just sayin.
I guess I was originally referring to the word Wild, I would say Invasive , of course I may have been a little stoned? :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr
You may have to scan all the episodes but the Skipper called him Gillgandog! :cheers2Quote:
Originally Posted by Clownfish
Tried it one time in 5 gallon buckets with concrete. Bamboo is a lot more buoyant than wood so when we threw it in the lake it floated. Needed more concrete or less bamboo.
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