We also get concrete block seconds meaning blocks that are defective and can't be used for anything else. I get a pallet of blocks at a time in my old pickup. I will form a reef by throwing 4-6 pallets of blocks into the lake. The reef starts at the bank and goes out in the lake as far as I can throw the blocks. Occassionally I will carry blocks out with a boat to extend the reef.

There are many advantages to these concrete reefs. Of course, they attract a lot of bait fish. It is easy to fish along the sides of the reef. Also, we tend to not get snagged on these blocks. And, certainly, they last forever.


Norm Kopecky