Looks great! Also looks like a lot of work!
Have always wanted to fish Kentucky Lake....looks like you will be adding a lot of snags but that will be where the fish are!
I think I made around 35 buckets using around 40# of concrete in each bucket. They are headed to "the spot" on Kentucky Lake in the near future. I took some closeups in case someone else might want to try the same at their local lake. The majority of them have 3" to 5" dia. oak trunks in them. Warning...they are VERY HEAVY!
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...oakstumps1.jpg
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...oakstumps2.jpg
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...oakstumps3.jpg
Looks great! Also looks like a lot of work!
Have always wanted to fish Kentucky Lake....looks like you will be adding a lot of snags but that will be where the fish are!
the trick to catch that finnicky speck....
gently set the hook just before the peck
Looks like they will do the trick.:D
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Takeum Jigs
Wont the snow melt thats holding the wood in the buckets?
Rowdy:D
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Rowdy
Looks like they will do the job, and another use for a five gallon bucket! We get all of our nuts and bolts in them at work so I have a steady supply of them if some one near me needs some just tell me
:eek: here fishy fishy:eek:
Cant that be viewed as littering? Dont shoot, just a question.
Seth
I guess that some confused states might consider it litter, but on Kentucky Lake they welcome more spawning habitat for the crappie. More habitat = more crappie = more happy fishermen = boost to the local economy. Luckily they understand the concept where I fish, but some other areas are missing the boat.