Just take a grappling hook and drag brush piles to where you want them.

Who in their right mind would build a dock in an attempt to have an advantage in a tournement setting? One it's there for everyone to see and two it's just flat out non economical. Sadly one could assume by the majority that this is the direction they want competive bass fishing to move forward in.

There wont be any a-rigs. Can't use them.

Ban A-rigs but you can build brush piles far and wide all day long for tournement fishing purposes...

When ever I find a brush pile, I go with the Samuel l Jackson take on it

"Well, there's this passage I've got memorized that sort of fits this occasion. Ezekiel 25:17. The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of the evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and goodwill, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper, and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee!"

Then hopefully I get to set the hook

Are any of them coorp lakes ? If so it's illegal and is a huge advantage over rule following fisherman . I don't know , just asking

Did no one watch the Classic last year? Ike and all of the guys were fishing brush and the pipe piles, you guys think Ashley never sank a brush pile in Hartwell?

That lake currently has high water conditions and the water is muddy. If it stays that way it will be won 10ft and shallower. Jerkbaits and A-rigs probably won't be a factor in those conditions, if those conditions hold up.

Brush Piles don�t bring more fish to a particular area; it consolidates fish that are already in an area if conditions are correct to put bass in cover or suspending above cover. Bass won�t be in the brush unless conditions are right. And putting brush in an area that doesn�t already hold fish, won�t bring fish to that area;)

Edwin will not win

Evers knows Grand Lake..if hes putting brush out, the fish are in the area..guaranteed.

Gman

Maybe he's preparing for the crappie spawn.

Well since all that I fish is Rayburn I guess docks are not an option there either!

I have no problem with them making brush piles to fish, as long as when someone else finds it and fishes it, that they don't get pissed at the guy. as someone else said, once the brush is in the lake, it ain't yours no more.

had that happen at Fork one day; found a brush pile on a creek bend and started fishing it. a guy came up (guide I think) and told me that was his spot and would I kindly get out of his hole. didn't happen; stayed there for 2 hours, even though I didn't get a bite.

Many years ago we placed at least 50 Christmas trees in Grapevine Lake using only 2 different spots (and the locations were given to COE at the time since we were using their property to store the trees until we had time to sink them). I don't think I ever caught a bass off of either but have caught a lot of crappie from them. However, there are also several places where I've put 1-2 trees and they have produced good bass off and on over the years.