I've alwas used em in my personal pond on the farm alwas works for me
How many of you seasoned jig fisherman fish submerged Christmas Trees? I've heard some say they work great and others say they can actually keep the crappie away. I'm thinking about sinking some leftover trees that I've come across, but didn't know if it would be worth it, and definately don't want to sink them if it could possible keep crappie out of the area.
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I've alwas used em in my personal pond on the farm alwas works for me
Home Depot will be taking back used christmas trees for disposal, tenn. fish and game usually takes some to put in the lakes here. I was offered some if I want them to put out in the lake, may be available to others as well.
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Most Christmas trees too thick and don't last long either IMO. Most are pine or spruce not local Red Cedar . Here the needles will load up with algea or moss and be just a lump on the bottom the first year. I perfer to see them recycled into mulch. If I'm using blocks , ties, my time and fuel I perfer to use something that will last for years.
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