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 Lake Lewisville Hickory creek question?
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03/17/19 09:38 PM
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markchat
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Does anyone know what the sets of poles are at the mouth of Hickory Creek? Its like 6-10 4x4 posts set fairly close to each other. There are a bunch of sets of them. BTW, we fished all over the lake today and didn't get so much as a bite.
Last edited by markchat; 03/17/19 09:39 PM.
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Re: Lake Lewisville Hickory creek question?
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03/17/19 09:44 PM
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KidKrappie
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Those poles are for aquatic vegetation experiments. The cages at the base of them are supposed to hold the vegetation in. This came up a couple of years back and I believe someone had a link to the studies but I don't remember what website is was from. They are obviously not doing well LOL
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Re: Lake Lewisville Hickory creek question?
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03/17/19 09:49 PM
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Thank you. I guessed they were for erosion control or something.
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Re: Lake Lewisville Hickory creek question?
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03/18/19 03:10 PM
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BearfootGypsie
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They have metals cages at the base to help protect small fish. Supposedly to help spawn/fish growth from what I’ve heard.
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