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  1. 01-21-2016, 02:27 PM #1
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    Default 10 minute crappie jacks...instructable for us dummies


    I haven't posted in awhile but I've been lurking in the shadows ....
    this is my revised version of the famous coffee can beds.
    I have had great results the last 2 years. along with some other pcv and pex trees in close proximity. i drop these in 3 to 8 foot of water and use a long rod or swim a cork over them all year. here goes it is pretty basic and picture heavy.
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    Those are nice thanks for taking the time to put the presentation togater.
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    Thats awesome! Those should be crappie magnets with the brush on em!
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    Very nice thanks for posting this I appreciate it!!
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    Thanks for posting.Great idea on my bucket list.
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    A nice way to keep brush blocks off the bottom!
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    Thanks for sharing your idea. Those should last a lifetime.
    Be safe and good luck fishing
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    How do these handle someone with heavy line and hung up? Are they heavy enough to stay put, or do they get dragged off?
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    you cant drag them off, there is no way a hook can hang them, the worst that can happen is they will roll over a 1/4 turn before they come unsnagged. but once they settle in there aint no moving them with a fishing pole . the bass guys haven't moved any of mine and i have 60 of them on main lake points on lake Ozark so far. best part is side image doesn't show them to well unless the brush is on top of them.
    If you think weight is an issue just make your sewer pipe longer for more cement. ive made them up to 12 inches long and 15 lbs but you have to up-size the PVC to 1 inch or the PVC will bend the bottom legs, and they are alot harder to handle in the boat
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    Good idea. Will have to try this.
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