Thread: green brush ?

I find willows work good for all fish. it's really good when duck hunter redo their blinds and throw the old in the water.. MOST OF MY COVER IS OFF 10-20 FOOT FROM A BLIND easy for me to fish and doesn't get washed away.. now I have a maple tree that I just took down and will sink most of it by limbs there were 4 main limbs. any advise?? I want to try that maple breakfast juice on each limb?? PM me with good stuff

I think the proof is in the pudding, what Nimrod does works for him and what Tommy does works for him, (although 7500 a year is a pretty good tetimony). Back when I used to dive and spearfish I built a set using a large water oak and tied a cedar to the top of it as the oak is lieing on it side. My observations were that Bass would hold around the trunk which I let stick off about 3 feet with no limbs, about 6 inches in diameter. The oak was about 20 to 25 feet long, the cedar was about 8 or 10 feet. The small bream and crappie would get inside the cedar, catfish and larger bass would usually be close to the bottom under it all and the larger crappie would be hovering some where around the cedar or in and above the oak limbs. Was a real nice set of structure in a great location till someone drug it off somewhere else. I have had 2 real big, nice sets of stuff I went to a lot of trouble to build come up missing, they were waited down good. If I ever build more like that I think I will drive rebar into the botom to tie to it.

I'm cutting some willows next week and will sink about 20,- 5 gallon buckets with the willows in the sides of the buckets which keeps the brush close to the bottom. willows are about 1 1/2 inches in diameter about 8 to a bucket branches are about 6 foot long. lots of work but will pay off big time in the fall