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Hi all. New to the forums here. Just purchased a parcel with a pond just shy of an acre. Just wanted to make sure it would be ok to use these cut down trees as cover close to the spawning grounds .
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Sure, use them. I would focus on the 0 to 2' depth for the best fry protection. How tall are they, you may be able to cut them into sections and make denser brush piles close to the bank.
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Great. That is what I will do. I was thinking I could take some of them and plant them in large flower pots with concrete and place them in deaper water for bass cover. (6 to 8ft).
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