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| Underwater woody debris such as logs, brush, and stumps are all natural fish attractors. Fish use these areas for protection, as places to ambush prey, and sometimes as spawning areas. This woody debris will be lost through the natural process of decay or sedimentation. As a result, the fish habitat is lost over time |
| To counteract these natural processes, a man-made fish habitat is often created to replace that which is lost naturally over time. Synthetic (PVC) materials will not decay and will serve the same purpose of providing an underwater habitat for fish |
| Our fish structures are perfect to place under piers, boathouses, docks or by themselves in a line out from the shore. They can be suspended under the slip or dock or anchored on the lake floor with weights to prevent them from shifting or moving with the currents. Algae and plankton will grow on our fish structures, and will attract even more fish. They provide shade and refuge to smaller fish to increase their survival rates. Also fishermen won't lose lures or get their lines tangled up when fishing around them |
| Packages offered 1. Complete Fish structure, installation, delivery 2. Install it yourself Fish structure and delivery Sizes 10 ft x 4 ft Fish Habitat (shown) 5 ft x 2 ft Fish Habitat 4 ft x 4 ft Spawning Refuge Prices for fish structure only range from $51.00 to $225.00. Installation and / or delivery to be quoted separately. Call 964-6956 or 216-8141 |
| Our fish structures, meet AmerenUE and FERC permit requirements We will supply a certification letter that the fish structures have been installed as well as a digram of the location and depth of each fish habitat. |