Big Mac when I click on above link it does not go to my site. I have to fix that. Anyway they sink by themselves are very easy to put together, etc. I brought one to the PB meeting and folks seemed to like them. i have heard back from clients they are catching fish around them. I just today sent 6 to Ted Lea.

Having said all this we are still in early stages on how well they are working. They are not designed like Christmas trees to protect small fish. They do grow algae and start the process of attracting small fish. They can be anchored by simply tying one brick to hole in sphere but we just push them into mud a little bit and they stay in place. I'm excited about them. The inventor said folks have put fish food inside the pvc pieces and that worked well. We have attached 2 together to form bigger ones. I like you idea of attaching the fencing to them.

Bill Dance has joined the marketing efforts so now called procupine attractors. That website has good info as well. Big Mac I just say to customers try a few and let me know what you think they are $35 each but drops to $30 for 6 or more. Thanks for inquiry and hope this helps, gotta run.

Greg Grimes
www.lakework.com