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Posted on 6/28/17 at 7:51 am to bamarep
About 5 years ago a couple of my neighbors and I went out and cut a trailer load of bamboo and just stuck the cut pieces down in to the bottom right off the bank.
Every spring these beds produce sacs. I helped one of the guys put his down in about 12 ft of water off his dock. Fishing is good there in the winter also.
5 years and the bamboo is still there, producing.
Cheap but hard work. Don't get hung up much in bamboo. Strip the leaves off.
Every spring these beds produce sacs. I helped one of the guys put his down in about 12 ft of water off his dock. Fishing is good there in the winter also.
5 years and the bamboo is still there, producing.
Cheap but hard work. Don't get hung up much in bamboo. Strip the leaves off.
Posted on 6/28/17 at 8:02 am to LSUCouyon
Great info guys. I've never been much of a sac/crappie chaser but I ain't mad at bass anymore so looking for a new challenge.
I wanted to cut long bamboo and sink in about 20ft in hopes of holding fish year round. Is this a good approach or do I need to make both shallow and deeper water beds?
I wanted to cut long bamboo and sink in about 20ft in hopes of holding fish year round. Is this a good approach or do I need to make both shallow and deeper water beds?
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