Thread: Rope or wire to tie brush down?

Wire. You'll hang up in rope.

Originally Posted by Les Young

Wire. You'll hang up in rope.

I kind of worried about that exact thing. Nothing would hang a jig like rope.

Have seen large zip ties used as well

Those are probably the easiest to use if you get the large ones.

We have habitat day on the big 4 in north Mississippi in February. One lake will give us aluminum wire for tying. Another will give us the cord used for pulling wires through conduit, looks like a bunch of fishing line. Another will give us clothesline cord. Another will give us 3/8" rope.
I've seen the plastic strap used on pallet loads, kinda hard to tie.
Try not to use steel. Galvanized and copper aren't good for the fish.

Originally Posted by canebreaker

We have habitat day on the big 4 in north Mississippi in February. One lake will give us aluminum wire for tying. Another will give us the cord used for pulling wires through conduit, looks like a bunch of fishing line. Another will give us clothesline cord. Another will give us 3/8" rope.
I've seen the plastic strap used on pallet loads, kinda hard to tie.
Try not to use steel. Galvanized and copper aren't good for the fish.

That's fantastic information. I hadn't thought about the galvanized possibly being a problem. I will look for aluminum wire.