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    Question Fish Attractors: Comments & Questions.....


    ...OK...here's the scoop: I'm in the middle of constructing several "crappie condos" to drop into Norris Lake...5-gal plastic buckets, cut down to 3-gal. size, filled with quickcrete and nine 5 ft long 1/2" pvc pipes arranged in a fan pattern (kinda like an old-fashioned shaving brush)...questions to answer: 1) how many of each do I drop in each location; 2) do I drop 'em in locations marked with fish attractor symbols on my Hotspot Map or just pick my own likely-looking spots? 3) how do I make sure they hit the bottom in an upright position and stay that way? I figure this is the best time of year to do this....I plan to drop 'em in coves that still hold 6-8 ft of water during the lowest point of the winter drawdown.....Thanks for any comments/suggestions....

    Bushrod

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    I have never put any out, but I wouldnt put them in spots that are marked fish attractors. Hunt your won spots and mark them on your gps.

    Second, I know some people put some kind of "hook" in the top of the quickcrete. That way you can double up a rope and drop them exactly where you want them, then just release one end of the rope and pull it through the hook.

    Im sure you will get better opinions, but I think I would drop 2 together. Thats just my opinion of course, othe ways may be better.

    You can alos PM Sinkum, I know he has put alot out, still havent talked him into the gps coordinates:D

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    We Put Three Out Together In A Triangle Shape About 5 Feet
    Apart, Works For Us.

    John B.

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