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  1. 11-14-2011, 10:22 PM #1
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    Hey David,

    Attached is a fish I caught right off the deep edge of the structure
    you sent me...52 inch mama in September. Caught a few more casting
    the deep side of the structure layout...needless to say I am sold on
    your products and I will be getting more in the spring. I didn't get
    to fish much in October and that is usually my favorite month (too
    many work and kid things going on) I am thinking your structures will
    have the greatest benefit in early spring and late fall fishing
    applications. These are the times when weed growth is low and your
    artificial products will offer bait fish a shelter...and attract our
    bass, pike, and muskies!

    What benefits if any have folks seen placing them for ice fishing?
    Maybe even in deeper water for walleyes or crappies in the winter? My
    brain will be processing good spots to place structure...right now 25
    yards off the end of my dock comes to mind so we can hammer sunfish
    and bass with the kids. Would that be cheating? Hahaha

    Take care,
    Paul

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  2. 11-22-2011, 09:40 AM #2
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    I sunk a bunch of beds (split PVC embedded in cement) about 3 weeks ago and they are holding good sized bass already. 4- pounder yesterday! There is no other structure in the area, so they seem to hold in the (plastic) cover. By next spring they should be dynamite!
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    Good deal. A little work on the weekend will give you and the fish a place to hang out for years to come. Well done!


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  4. 11-24-2011, 10:41 AM #4
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    I've never sunk PVC but IMO any structure should work good IF...

    1) placed in the right location

    2) put in waters void of structure

    Lots of folks sink PVC and have great luck off it.Thumbs Up
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    I have sunk pvc and xmas trees, both have produced. My current mindset is to switch to pvc as it will never rot. A little more expensive, but, done forever ?
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    I here when u make pvc brush piles use black pvc indtead of white pvc idk whats the diffrence but thats what I have herd
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    all the colors work....i am fixing to sink about 30k feet of orange pvc,,,,,,i dont think the color is an issue, but placement is........
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    We don't feel the color makes a big difference after unit gets covered in algae, which is the goal of all structure dropped.


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