Artificial reeds that fill your fish cribs with fine, flexible cover
Add the fine detail wide limbs leave out. This 15-pound bundle packs more than 250 thin, flexible reclaimed PVC reeds for DIY fish habitat: bend them into an abstract profile by hand and they create small protected spaces for fry and copepods—tiny aquatic crustaceans—plus growing surface for algae, periphyton and the bugs fish feed on.
What the bundle includes
- 15 pounds of reclaimed PVC
- More than 250 thin, flexible pieces
- Approximately 26–42+ inches long
- Varied colors and lengths
- About twelve reeds per example unit
- Loose material; bases and cement not included
Can I shape the reeds myself?
Yes — leave some vertical and bend others by hand, then set them in wet cement in stable bases or mix them with wider material. Tony R's February 2026 review reported "thousands of flexible strands" going a long way across his lake and club builds.
Do fish use PVC reeds?
Don's reeds "hold tons of bugs" and keep fish by his dock, and Morgan Thompson has used them on every habitat build since — already planning the next order. Sean Henter reported great results in his fishing habitat after the help he got choosing a setup.
Is this a good family or club project?
Mary Haines reported kids and parents making dozens of habitats for their pond from one order. Sara Jones bought a bundle as a Christmas gift; her husband made a ton of bushes for their dock and five more bundles so his buddies could build too.
Combine reeds with wide, flat PVC panels for varied openings, or choose the Easy Dozen for mixed material with twelve bases together.
Price includes free shipping.
