Is this Condo Crazy or what?

[Jason Piper]

This Condo is 19' tall. We put it in 30' of water on Beaver Lake. It is made up of 3 5' Moss Back Fish Attractors and a 3' section and a base. It was a lot of fun keeping it up right on the boat!

[Crappiehappy]

awesome...

[wilbur]

That would be great to have crappies stacked up on it top to bottom. You could get a limit in no time in one spot. Put it close to the ramp and save on gas.

[SteveJ]

1 ? how are you keeping it upright?

[Jason Piper]

This particular one fell over due to the weight at the top. The conventional 10' ones stay up easily using 70 pounds of concrete in the base. It still made a heck of a pile. We caught fish off it the next day!

[speck tackler]

This particular one fell over due to the weight at the top. The conventional 10' ones stay up easily using 70 pounds of concrete in the base. It still made a heck of a pile. We caught fish off it the next day!

That thing ought to hold a TON of fish laying down. If you sink another one, I wonder if tying several sealed 2 1/2 gallon jugs to the top, for flotation, would keep it upright?

You got any plans to bring a few of them over to West TN? If so, give me a holler, I'd be glad to help you sink them!!! :D:D:D

[PIGINTHEPIGPEN]

That is Awesome. I like it.

[gabowman]

Looks good. Glad it's working out for you guys.

[Fisherman_Wantabe]

This Condo is 19' tall. We put it in 30' of water on Beaver Lake. It is made up of 3 5' Moss Back Fish Attractors and a 3' section and a base. It was a lot of fun keeping it up right on the boat!

Sorry but DAM, you the man

[crappieseeker]

I am afraid the currents in my lake would move those around too much. I would hate to do all that work and then lose them. Actually I just wish I had a boat where I could atleast try it to see ha ha. Maybe one day.