Honey Hole Tree Fish Habitat
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''Many private ponds and lakes just don't have enough structure. This product really solves the problem by creating a perfect habitat for both gamefish and baitfish.''
Jimmy Houston
Jimmy Houston
The Honey Hole Tree Fish Habitat is the perfect solution for attracting fish to your own productive ''honey hole''. It features 93 flexible, snag-free limbs which creates a large 6' x 7' area of cover for bass, crappie and catfish, while the Honey Hole Tree's slotted cone offers dozens of slots for baitfish to hide and reside. The patent pending design allows the cover to suspend or sink and includes weights suitable for most locations. Plus, Honey Hole Tree is made entirely from environmentally friendly polyethylene, so it will not rot!
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Noxubee A very good purchase
This is a very durable product and easy to install. This is the Third one I have purchased and seems to be doing the job. It provides cover in a pond with little or no cover. I would recommend it.
August 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Magga They work!!!
I've tried Bill Dance's attractors which work pretty good. But now I have 3 Honey Hole trees under my covered dock. I now have a 100 plus resident 2-3 pound crappie school. Earlier this season had a dozen 5 pound bass resident.
They are great for the grandkids!!!!
August 9, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5 by crappiedoc Holds Crappie in Texas Lake
I fished a 40 acre lake last week with 4 of these marked with buoys in 15' of water. We caught all we could eat in about 30 minutes. Each location held big crappie that hit our small crankbaits as soon as they reached the proper depth. I am ordering some for my dock today.
June 2, 2010
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The Honey Hole Tree was designed to be utilized in water at least 6 feet deep or deeper. The tree-like shape imitates natural cover and quickly attracts many species of game fish. The Honey Hole Shrub was designed to be placed in shallow water of 6 feet or less. Its shape imitates a natural weed bed. The limbs are vertical and dense providing escape cover for baitfish and plenty of vital spawning habitat that will greatly increase overall forage production.Answers
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Yes and it is easy to move.
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Fish habitats could be retrieved, but you are going to have to deal with algae, vegetation, depth difficulties. A product I have found called "fishiding" is self contained, includes weight in the product, and is very affordable in comparison to others on the market.1 of 1
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