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I just added a bunch of structure to my lake. I have a lot of cedar trees that are wide at the bottom. We took taller trees and cut the bottom sections off at about 4-5'. Sunk those in 3' water because lake is down. They stand up and the base is 10-15' across. These are all near feeders and in groups of 3 or 4.
In the past I have used cedars and just pushed them out in the lake on their sides with a cinder block or two. We still do that with the tops, but cutting of the bases sure seems to work better. We also ordered some Mossback dock kits for our large dock. This should be better than cedars to avoid the kiddos getting tangled up when fishing.
Now I need to fish a lot of the bass out so I can get some bigger fish in here. We just added Florida bass so now is the time to get rid of the old genes to prepare for the new. When I bought this place the bass were super skinny. We caught one that was 17" and weighed 1.3 lb. 4 years later and a lot of fish on the bank we are catching 12" that weigh 1.2lb.
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