Fish cribs with flexible limbs that need little or no shaping
Build soft-edged artificial fish habitat for shallow and mid-depth water from one 50-pound box. FishFlex arrives as corner guards, mouldings and mostly V-shaped reclaimed PVC limbs — pieces you can set into cement or fasten straight onto wood, dock posts and existing structure. Fine openings shelter fry and copepods; wider flexible profiles give bass cover to hold against.
FishFlex pack specifications
- 50 pounds of reclaimed PVC
- Approximately 150 pieces
- About 24–38+ inches long
- Widths from 3/4 inch to about 3 inches
- Mostly V-shaped profiles; little or no bending required
- Colors vary with reclaimed supply
Do I have to pour every piece into cement?
No. Set 10–15 pieces in wet cement for an example fish crib, or fasten the limbs to wood, plastic or PVC with corrosion-resistant hardware. Trent Tucker put pieces on his dock posts before his pond was even filled and reported, "Fish are all over it!" — the material takes a screw or nail into almost anything.
How many structures come from one box?
Sam Fronter built almost twenty shallow-to-mid-depth structures from a single box, and because the V-shaped limbs need little or no bending, the work moves fast. Jerry Platt called it a great deal and a box of safe PVC made for kids to help make fish habitat — "Thanks for helping kids help fish!"
Add tighter center refuge with Cradle Hair reclaimed PVC, or choose the Easy Dozen when you want mixed material with twelve bases included.
Price includes free shipping.
