I would be willing to check out the legality of all this if you will send me the GPS coordinates. Purely for informational purposes only ;-)

How do you guys anchor them?

I hear ya. This is the best time of year to drop Brush Piles. My brother and I have been putting Brush Piles out for about a month. We are using Baboo and a few tube structures.

We have put out 16 of these Boo Buckets, and have 12 more waiting for a calm day to get on the lake.




We have also put out 5 of these with 5 more waiting on a calm day.



Looks like Sunday may be the day.


keith

My CORP lake encourages it. See for yourself.

http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/granger/Recreation/Fishing.asp

Nice piles BTW Slab.

Might as well build and sink condos, the lakes look like chocolate milk anyway. It's great to have the water though.

wish we had water to dump a few of those. They look great!

nope,nope,nope i will find them.

Is that a Golden Cheek Warbler nest in the third pic?

good job...I heard you reap what you sow...so you should expect a big harvest !

I was more refering to going to the bank and cutting the trees down, but do agree the only good cedar is a dead one.

Those brushpiles will pay off for sure.

+ 2 .. how deep did you put he brush in. I dont want to be looking all over the lake

To answer a few questions:
We had permission to cut the trees.
We used cinder blocks for weight.
This lake is only 10-12' deep max, so most piles were dropped in 8-9' water.