Posted By: Bentman63
Third one done - 04/01/20 08:59 PM
I got my 3rd and last one finished after work today
With these 2 I have 3 to drop
Posted By: Buckchaser
Re: Third one done - 04/01/20 09:06 PM
Those look great. The fish that find the red one will feel like two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl year after year.
Posted By: Fishbonz
Re: Third one done - 04/01/20 09:32 PM
Very Nice! They should produce well for you.
Posted By: JIM SR.
Re: Third one done - 04/01/20 09:38 PM
One thing I've heard is that PVC/Tubes are difficult to see underwater with graphs, if thats true, be very sure to mark where you place these..
Good luck,
Posted By: Bentman63
Re: Third one done - 04/01/20 09:49 PM
One thing I've heard is that PVC/Tubes are difficult to see underwater with graphs, if thats true, be very sure to mark where you place these..
Good luck,
I throw out a buoy. Sink them by the buoy. Then GPS it
Posted By: JIM SR.
Re: Third one done - 04/01/20 11:42 PM
Send me the GPS,..as a back up.
Posted By: Bentman63
Re: Third one done - 04/01/20 11:43 PM
Send me the GPS,..as a back up.
I have no problem with that
Posted By: Coolarrow
Re: Third one done - 04/02/20 12:00 AM
I’m doing a job and there’s a bunch of pvc left over I thought about building a couple to put in some areas where there are no cover. Wondering how long till the fish find and start using them?
Posted By: Bentman63
Re: Third one done - 04/02/20 12:14 AM
I’m doing a job and there’s a bunch of pvc left over I thought about building a couple to put in some areas where there are no cover. Wondering how long till the fish find and start using them?
I have heard of there be fish on them a week later
Posted By: Luke57
Re: Third one done - 04/02/20 10:53 AM
Your hard work will pay off many times over
Posted By: Fish Chaser
Re: Third one done - 04/02/20 11:36 AM
If you painted them pink they would attract more female crappie.
Posted By: BlueNitro
Re: Third one done - 04/02/20 11:40 AM
I like to take some willow branches or bamboo and zip-tie them onto the pvc. It adds natural cover to attract the baitfish/crappie immediately and allows the algae to grow on the pvc.
Instead of a barren area to drop them, drop them on a ridge, along a channel, end of a point or some other area that crappie will naturally travel. They will use them as a rest stop.
Posted By: jadyfish
Re: Third one done - 04/04/20 03:30 AM
I'm hearing that taking sand paper to your pvc pipe helps algae grow quicker. Can anybody confirm/explain this?
Posted By: Fishbonz
Re: Third one done - 04/04/20 03:40 AM
I'm hearing that taking sand paper to your pvc pipe helps algae grow quicker. Can anybody confirm/explain this?
It does However some would suggest that it does`nt make any difference.
Posted By: Bassman_78
Re: Third one done - 04/04/20 04:23 AM
I've always done natural piles, and like that they are easy to find after the drop. But I'm intrigued by the stealthiness of pvc, though I'm sure people still see the fish stacked on them even if they don't see the pvc structure with a finder.