Fish Attractors!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ram Jack Scott]

i have been wanting to make some fish attractors for quite some time but never really took the time. i spent about 30 dollars on materials and this is what i ended up with. i still have a few links of pvc left as well as stainless screws. hope this creations of mine will hold fish somedayemoFish emoFish emoDance

 

[Ram Jack Scott]

maybe you could explain the fine line doc1. i know you must be a welth ok knowledge and all. have you made fish runemoffers in the past???

 

[Ram Jack Scott]

it's cool doc. was hoping you had some pointers. hey FLYMAKER and WHISLER 11 are you guys still catching fish off of your attractors??? what's the count WHISLER11. i'm also wondering how easy the 5 gal bucket will fall over. it may be close to 90lbs.

 

[jason]

Tell you what RJS, for the sake of research and development, I will volunteer my time to test their effectiveness. Simply PM the precise locations and I will send you the results

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[foodsaver]

crappie.com has a forum that is a wealth of knowledge on fish attractors.

 

[Guest]

They can and will fall over without some sort of 2x4 base. I think they will work fine on their side so I don't bother. Those look good to me. Just remember that the PVC alone doesn't show up good on sonar so gps them. Factor in wind speeds and directions for the time of year you will fish them. Hard blowing winter and spring wind can make it tough to keep a boat on target. Crappie count os 506 in the boat since 10-21-06. We caught the last crappie june 20 -07. I haven't fished for them since. I'll probably get back after them in late Sept. depending on the water temp. I can't really remember but probably 250-350 came off of or very near our condos and christmas trees.

 

[churly]

Try to sink 'em where there is a hard bottom so they dont sink up in the silt.