Shade and cover for fish as they move into deeper water
Build mid-depth DIY habitat with wider intermediate-size reclaimed PVC limbs. Leave pieces straight for vertical shade or bend selected ones outward, giving small, medium and larger freshwater fish openings for shade, feeding surface and refuge along your transition zones.
Material specifications
- 65 pounds of reclaimed PVC
- Pieces average 24–48 inches tall and 2–4 inches wide
- Rigid and flexible profiles
- Recommended freshwater depth: 3.5–8 feet
- About 12–15 example units, roughly 5 pounds of PVC each
- Bases and cement supplied by the builder
How does it mix with other kits?
Keith Kent called this box a good mix with his other Swim Soft and shallow packs, and Mark Hamilton reported fish all over the material around his dock area. Sam Whitrock built his kit specifically for dock fishing.
How much building is involved?
Divide about 5 pounds of PVC into buckets, blocks or barrels, set the pieces in wet cement and let the bases cure. Bend selected limbs for a wider footprint; finished size and weight depend on your base and cement amount.
Need containers? See the base containers. For finer center refuge, add Cradle Hair PVC.
Price includes free shipping.
