Thread: ? on the boo condos

I've put three to a spot myself, and I've helped the Corp of Engineers put them one to a spot. My pref. would definitely be three, although two might be enough. One condo to a spot makes it a little difficult to find with the GPS, and the area you're fishing is a little smaller than I like. Especially, if there is some wind, it's difficult to stay on top of one condo.

On our ongoing High Rock and Tuckertown project, on 90% of the locations, we are dropping four 10-13 foot tall boo buckets.

At least 3. Some of mine have 9

thanks for the info people on this site are very helpful

We usually drop 1 in a new spot and see how it does. If it consistently holds fish, we expand on it the next year.

When dropping multiple items for cover, I always like to tie a float to each one (usually a plastic drink bottle)with enough line attached to it so it will float on the surface and I can see where it is and where to drop the next one.

Once you drop a bucket of boo or whatever... it's gone! You will drift off of your spot while you're getting the next one ready to drop and it it a waste of time trying to find it with the sonar and figure out where it is.

After you get them all dropped go back and cut your floats off after you mark the spot on the GPS.

The ones I put out are 15' tall and one to a loction...
I put em out under a bridge between the columns....
That way I know exactly where they are.....

A lot of times I'll anchor my boat then drop in a horseshoe pattern around the boat. Most I ever put in one spot was 8.

Wished we had the boo like you guys post pics of. i am stuck with switch cane here and finding any with any hieght is tough.