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    This is my first attempt at making condo's, I will be placing them in deep water off some points where I caught crappie last year. Should be the only structure in these areas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RLR
    This is my first attempt at making condo's, I will be placing them in deep water off some points where I caught crappie last year. Should be the only structure in these areas.
    They look good.. Is that 4" drain pipe????I have never seen that type before.

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    Its 4" and 6" plastic pipe, got a real good deal on it. Cost me a bag of fillet's for the first truck load. Im trying to working a deal with a concrete guy also. I have a man at a local dump saving me all the clean 5gal. buckets that come in. He is getting a free fish dinner also.

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    Rlr--they Look Alot Easier To Handle Then The Ones I Make!i Make Em Out Of Pallets,they Make A Good Crappie Condo-but Tuff To Manuver Around By Yourself!! Dennis In Tn.
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    Dennis, I plan to make a few out of pallets also. Do you just put boards around the outside of your's or do you place structure inside as well?

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    I Put Structure Inside As Well As On The Outside.the Only Problem I"ve Found Is By The Time You Tie A Few Blocks To Them Its About A Two Man Job To Place Them!!gotta Use Someone You Fish With Or Trust--cause If You Dont Your Giving Away Your [hopefully]hotspots!!!the Good Thing Is They Are Sturdy,last Pretty Well,and Cheap To Make!i Get My Pallets For Free--our Local $ Store--you Can Use Waterline,pvc Pipe,scrap Lumber,ect. For Inside Structure!! Good Luck--dennis
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    structure options great info.

    just a few more ideas for you all. I'll stick with the bamboo. It is working great so far.

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    All I see in my area is brown dead looking bamboo looking stalks how long will this last if I sink them I would think the green ones would last a lot longer

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    Big George, just my opinion but I would try to get green bambo, it will last alot longer. We have sections of old bambo like you are talking about and that stuff is brittle, breaks real easy.

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    Just to let everybody know, when you strip the leaves off they are harder to find with your depth finder, need a GPS in deep open areas.

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