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Anchors for brush piles #11954826 11/28/16 04:33 PM OP Green Horn Joined: May 2016 Posts: 19 What does anybody use for anchors when sinking brush piles. I typically use a cinder block but thinking of trying using a one-half block. Looking for alternatives that don't tear my boat upward. Re: Anchors for brush piles [Re: bbuchanan] #11954865 xi/28/16 04:57 PM Joined: May 2006 Posts: 6,780 SLABmeSILLY TFF Celebrity TFF Celebrity Joined: May 2006 Posts: 6,780 In that location is NO such thing as anchor for brushpiles if preferable. I know not all have great skill at working the trolling motor, and it takes a lot of practice. Nonetheless, merely people who brand attempt to put out brushpiles truly know how much hard work it is. Please don't use anchor if you tin can assist it. Learn and learn and do and practise some more than of how to properly utilise your trolling motor to fish for crappies over brushpiles. Line-fishing brushpiles is 95% directly on meridian of the brushpiles. In that location are a few occasions where it is more than productive by throwing a mark buoy to marker the brushpile then situate the gunkhole away from it to bandage in, permit the jig autumn across it. Otherwise, it is mostly effective if your boat is really on top of the brushpile where yous can really see information technology on your graph. With that being said, typical anchor is usually fifty' away from the marked brushpile. Whatever calorie-free air current would eventually migrate your gunkhole off of the mark. Hence, many people tend to drop the anchor right next to the brushpile if not really onto information technology. Dragging the anchor intentionally or unintentionally will ruin such brushpile in which someone was kind enough to make the effort to sink. For myself, I don't even utilise loftier poundage braided line because I would rather loosing a jig any day then to fifty-fifty break off a little branch of whatever brushpile. Remember, locating the fish is 90% of the piece of work of catching. If a brushpile is belongings fish, cherish it because next time out, that brushpile might no longer be at that place to concur whatsoever fish! Re: Anchors for brush piles [Re: bbuchanan] #11954879 11/28/xvi 05:04 PM Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: vii,722 BlueNitro TFF Glory TFF Celebrity Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 7,722 Happy B-Twenty-four hours SlabmeSilly. I think the OP was talking about blocks to sink BP's when edifice his own. To the OP - I hate cinder blocks considering they tin can scratch gel coat in a bustle. I like to use one-time rotors if I can discover them. LiftSaver Trolling Motor Mounting Bracket - Patent Pending and LiftSaver Transducer Pole Mount world wide web.liftsavertmmount.com Works with MG Xi5, Xi3 and MK Terrova, Ulterra, PD V2 and Riptides equally well. Re: Anchors for castor piles [Re: BlueNitro] #11954887 11/28/16 05:07 PM Joined: May 2006 Posts: 6,780 SLABmeSILLY TFF Celebrity TFF Celebrity Joined: May 2006 Posts: 6,780 Happy B-Day SlabmeSilly. I remember the OP was talking nearly blocks to sink BP'south when edifice his own. To the OP - I detest cinder blocks because they can scratch gel coat in a hurry. I like to utilise former rotors if I can find them. I apologize...hahahaha... GREAT going as I always like to applause any who are working to sink more bps. I've washed many, and I know information technology is difficult work... Once again, I mistook the intended thread; I apologize! Great fishing anybody... Re: Anchors for brush piles [Re: Mo] #11954908 eleven/28/xvi 05:19 PM Joined: Apr 2016 Posts: 683 PaPa@fork Pro Angler Pro Angler Joined: Apr 2016 Posts: 683 five gallon saucepan filled 3/iv total with sakrete MO X2, cheaper and ameliorate than blocks If it was easy, everyone would do it Re: Anchors for brush piles [Re: bbuchanan] #11954975 xi/28/16 05:54 PM Joined: Aug 2015 Posts: 3,943 Pintail711 TFF Team Angler TFF Team Angler Joined: Aug 2015 Posts: three,943 50lb chlorine tab buckets or 100# stupor buckets... drill 4 holes perpendicular to one another at the bottom of the saucepan, cut 2 pieces of rebar, insert them in the holes to course a "x".. put castor in it and cascade your sack crete in the at that place. Tie a couple jugs to the brush and it's a done bargain.... the rebar helps keep the brush from falling over when i driblet it in the lake.. It works pretty good and they'll stay upright for a long fourth dimension. Re: Anchors for brush piles [Re: bbuchanan] #11961907 12/02/16 01:06 PM Joined: May 2009 Posts: 185 fakawi Outdoorsman Outdoorsman Joined: May 2009 Posts: 185 You lot tin buy sand numberless at home depot or sometimes I find them on the side of the road already filled with sand they won t scratch a thing. Moderated by  broker-e'er fishing, chickenman, Derek 🐝, Duck_Hunter, Fish Killer, J-2, Jacob, Jons3825, Nocona Brian, Rockie Martin, Toon-Troller, Uncle Zeek, Weekender1

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