For you guys that use cedar branches... do you use just the woody parts and remove the leaves or just sink with everything intact?
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For you guys that use cedar branches... do you use just the woody parts and remove the leaves or just sink with everything intact?
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Works faster to remove small branches and needles. Some dry out and drag behind a truck . Some burn them off but that is too messy
sure will eat up some jigs is my thoughts , but will last a country mile once wet ....
Reason we went to drove in stake beds . Very few hang ups and stay in place not to mention easy to build .:twocentsQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
We like boo and pvc mostly, drop them in the wee light we do, driving stake beds will draw unwanted attention in these parts.
Big dead heads are nice if your boat can drag them and you got enough something to make them stay sunk
Deeply submerged former green cedar tree roots have been found several hundreds of feet deep in dozens of places/ areas of thee Great Lakes. The last time the were on dry land was over 12,000 years ago… Placing green cedar can be long lived especially in semi infertile waters such as former gravel pits and quarries and alpine and/ or glacial lakes are all prime examples where cedar can remain productive far longer than normal compared to placement in more fertile sediment rich waters.
Pick a time of day when few boats out .Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn