| Author | Message | ||
| Redskeeter
Moderator Username: Redskeeter Post Number: 2115 Registered: 8-2007  Rating: N/A |
Man made brush piles.. I have always had the opinion that bigger is better... Not so much any more by the results I'm seeing on some spots I've made of late.. It seems that smaller size structure,* in greater numbers* are working better over larger - taller structure.. The shorter, easier to handle, place, and make are kicking the crud out of the larger piles by far.. jmo.. Of course placement(location) has some effect too.. | ||
| Zeeter
Lunker Username: Zeeter Post Number: 1650 Registered: 3-2007  Rating: N/A |
Go big! Bass hotel not no double wide cuz! Is Kay happy with the forktress or would she want a lil one bed one bath cuz!!!! Catching Big Ole PIGS... It's Awesome Man Zach Hughes For assistance contact my agent #cell 585-815-9079 http://www.sundogeyewear.com Skeeter Boats / Yamaha Outboards | ||
| Redskeeter
Moderator Username: Redskeeter Post Number: 2116 Registered: 8-2007 Rating: N/A |
LMAOOOOOO... Kay is not a Bass, totally opposite from that....ChaChing$$$$$$$$$$$4 | ||
| Shawnmead
Minnow Username: Shawnmead Post Number: 60 Registered: 6-2012 Rating: N/A |
I agree. It has been my experience that the lower more dense cover holds bass because that's where the bait will hide. All of our 10-12' tall piles on Sandlin hold crappie almost year round. | ||
| Picklefork
Moderator Username: Picklefork Post Number: 1087 Registered: 12-2009  Rating: N/A |
Billy...LMAO!!!!!! | ||
| Derekg
Minnow Username: Derekg Post Number: 96 Registered: 12-2011  Rating: N/A |
I fish a lot of Brush piles and i mean a lot.. and I couldn't agree more. When fish stack up on a big brush pile it can be phenomenal, but you have to hit it at the right time, and maybe even fish it several times throughout the day.. while smaller piles tend to hold a few fish that will usually bite.. Some of my best brush pile areas are large brush piles that have smaller brush piles around them.. they are going to be on one of em.. |
