Brush Piles, Grass, Timber, and Weeds

Fishing Status has 6028 Brush Piles, Grass Beds, Lily Pads, Timber/Trees, and Weed Beds in the database. Providing cover and shelter to many different species of fish, vegetation of all types are fish magnets that many call home.

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Most Popular Vegetation

Fallen Tree

By xfernal on 3/16/2018 • Views (552)

Fallen Tree

Broken Bottom

By xfernal on 9/10/2017 • Views (550)

Broken Bottom

Watauga Fish Attractor

By Seamus on 6/21/2017 • Views (549)

LONE TREE REEF

By Seamus on 4/22/2015 • Views (548)

LONE TREE REEF

HARD BROKEN BOTTOM

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (548)

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Kings Bar Shoal

By xfernal on 3/20/2016 • Views (544)

Work the vegetation around this shoal for bass.

Watauga Fish Attractor

By Seamus on 6/21/2017 • Views (537)

South Holston Fish Attractor

By Seamus on 6/21/2017 • Views (537)

Brush Row

By Seamus on 4/14/2016 • Views (537)

Shawnee Twin Lks Brush Row is located in the area of Channel Neck

HARD BROKEN BOTTOM

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (536)

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Cabbage Tree Reef

By xfernal on 2/15/2016 • Views (536)

Cabbage Tree Reef holds a lot of snapper and trevally.

Broken Bottom

By xfernal on 9/10/2017 • Views (534)

Broken Bottom

Weed Bed

By Seamus on 8/21/2018 • Views (534)

Wallace Vegetation

By xfernal on 3/12/2018 • Views (533)

Good vegetation around the docks to work for bass.

St. Kilda

By Seamus on 4/22/2011 • Views (532)

Sand and Weed Patches. Garfish, Snook

Herrera Wreck

By Seamus on 4/26/2013 • Views (537)

Spanish Treasure Fleet Shipwrecks, 1733 One of the fleet of 22 ships carrying silver pesos from Cuba in 1733. They all went down in a hurricane. All that’s left is a pile of ballast stones in the turtle grass. This wreck is often called Figurine Wreck since it has produced hundreds of animal figurines.

Submerged Timber55

By Seamus on 1/27/2022 • Views (531)

Kemps

By Seamus on 4/22/2011 • Views (529)

Glenelg. Whiting, Garfish, Tommy Rough, Snapper, Leatherjacket, Rock Blackfish. Water depth 5-6m. Broken bottom, sandy with weed patches.

4 Brush Piles

By Seamus on 7/7/2020 • Views (529)

Trees Cedar502

By Seamus on 3/10/2022 • Views (526)