Give deep-water fish cover from the bottom upward
Build a deep-water habitat complex with four completed fish trees that combine tall vertical cover, lower refuge and shaded travel lanes. Varied reclaimed PVC branches let you create a line, cluster or underwater forest in a freshwater pond, lake or reservoir—not just a single patch of cover.
What arrives on the pallet
- Four completed barrel-base habitat trees
- More than 8 feet tall and about 12 feet wide when opened, each
- Recommended freshwater depth: 10–16 feet
- Approximately 175 pounds each: 125 pounds of cement and 50 pounds of PVC
- 20-inch bases with two handles
- Reclaimed PVC pieces from 48 to more than 96 inches tall
Is installation a building project?
No cement mixing or separate anchoring is required: the weight is already built into every barrel. Leave the tallest pieces upright and bend selected 4- to 6-foot branches outward to fill the lower levels. Use the cotton handles to roll or slide the barrels; plan handling around their 175-pound weight.
Customer Derek Sanders reported using eight barrels in a staggered shoreline line in 15 feet of water, leaving casting slots between them.
For another tall deep-water option, compare the Nine Foot Fish Tree. Use SmallSpot placement markers to record where each habitat lands.
The fixed delivered price includes free shipping.
