Just the ones that are moving.

A bedspring. Pull it out a few times a year and sell the crankbaits on ebay.

Lol aw don't be one of those. . .

The cinder blocks will almost always hold some baitfish. They're real porous and they'll start growing algae and moss almost immediately. You won't snag them much and when you do, you can usually get unhooked. Just don't overdo it. If you make piles, make them small. It's been my experience that they work best if you have one or two small piles around the dock and then scatter quite a few just randomly around. The piles will call in baitfish and the scattered ones are great ambush spots for bigger fish.

Thank You so much !!!! Yes that is the snakes I keep seeing. Three so far went under my dock swimming to bank. I tried to take pic but they go under water. Really a beautiful color snake. I want kill it 😀

Not a bad ideal but I'm a tourney fishing woman and would not do that to my peers. Plus the Sabine River Authority will not allow in Lake fork.

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Thanks Timwins31, I will definitely be putting cinder blocks. Thanks for the knowledge of smaller size piles.

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We are also putting Green lights under dock & green flood lights on outside of dock.

Willows tied together and sunk in a concrete bucket on the front middle.

Thanks Forkduc I will do!!!! We caught 40 sandbAss tonight off our dock. Steaks on the grill. Was a fun night !



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if your planning on fishing at night you might consider some underwater lights. It will attract large fish and mucho bait.

Bruce, we are fishing a lot at night. Hubby is going to put green lights under dock. Our dock will only have green lights on it.

Action from yesterday evening was great on dock, sand bass stayed around dock for almost 4 hours, still catching them at 10pm chasing shad.

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