Brush Piles, Grass, Timber, and Weeds

Fishing Status has 6027 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

DEAD TREE HOLE AREA

By Seamus on 6/21/2019 • Views (438)

StrandmÃ¸llekroen 1

By Seamus on 5/30/2016 • Views (437)

Douglas Fish Attractor

By Seamus on 6/21/2017 • Views (437)

Goodman Hollow

By xfernal on 3/3/2015 • Views (433)

Grass bank close to deep water that holds bass

Trees Cedar502

By Seamus on 3/10/2022 • Views (431)

Island Spot

By xfernal on 3/12/2018 • Views (430)

Good timber and vegetation that holds bass.

Fish Attractor 22

By Seamus on 2/18/2016 • Views (429)

HARD BROKEN BOTTOM

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (422)

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Brush

By Seamus on 10/29/2018 • Views (422)

Tree1

By Seamus on 1/26/2022 • Views (422)

Mistletoe Ledge

By xfernal on 3/18/2016 • Views (421)

This ledge along the island also has lots of submerged timber in the channel that will hold bass and crappie.

Brush Row

By Seamus on 4/14/2016 • Views (421)

Shawnee Twin Lks Brush Row is located in the area of South McLoud Road

Boone Fish Attractor

By Seamus on 6/21/2017 • Views (421)

St. Kilda

By Seamus on 4/22/2011 • Views (411)

Sand and Weed Patches. Garfish, Snook

Weed Beds

By Seamus on 3/5/2020 • Views (410)

point

By pan1 on 8/18/2015 • Views (409)

big bass in grass

Grass Line21

By Seamus on 5/15/2018 • Views (409)

Douglas Fish Attractor

By Seamus on 6/21/2017 • Views (406)

Brush Pile

By Seamus on 10/16/2021 • Views (406)

Rapid Bay Jetty

By Seamus on 6/9/2012 • Views (418)

Max Depth: 11 metres Average Viz: 15 metres This has to be one of the best jetty dives in Australia, with lots of growth on the pylons and huge numbers of fish under and around the jetty. There are schools of trevally, morwong, yellowtail, tommy ruff, old wife and other common species. Very large dusky morwong are common, as are the wonderful gurna...

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