peachhead

It appears that every book store in south carolina has stopped carrying bassmaster.

I believe stranded copper is used at times to provide more surface area. It is mostly used because it is easier to work with. Only the electrons in AC currents travel on the outside of the conductor and lightnin is DC. The current will flow through whatever path/paths proved the least resistant path to ground. Very interesting question though.

Ok, so this is sort of a spin off from slade house's thread about his pet bass. I say "brushpiles" because that is the default name for anything you throw in the water with the intent to attract fish. Someone asked about using 55 gallon drums. I have thought of this before and right now I have access to a lot of milk crates. I have previously taken cinder blocks one at a time and dropped them in a spot. So what other creative things have yall come up with for "brushpiles"?

Hey guys I'm interested also.

I think it would be interesting to see how they relate to structure in a tank as you change/rearrange it.

Really appreciate all your help guys.

That's an awesome setup you got there. I think ill give it a shot. Is it noisy?

What and how often do you feed him?

Did you just scoop the fry up from a pond/lake?

Sometimes I listen to sc baseball or NASCAR.

Anyone on here ever kept a bass in an aquarium?

Black fluke or buzzbait