Extend fish cover above deep breaks and steep slopes
Give freshwater fish a tall refuge where shorter cribs leave much of the water column open. This fish tree combines hundreds of flexible reclaimed PVC limbs for lower shelter, shade and travel lanes, making it a practical option for deep lake fish habitat near a dock, boathouse or secondary break.
Tall cover in two sections
- More than 9 feet tall and approximately 95 inches wide
- More than 100 square feet of surface area
- Approximately 30 pounds
- Recommended freshwater depth: 10 feet or deeper
- Two-piece, hand-joined design
- Colors vary with reclaimed PVC availability
Will it stand on a slope?
The Vertical UpRise design keeps the tree upright, with cement already built into the patented base and no separate anchor or ballast needed. Stan Simmons reported that his tree stood vertically on the steep drop beyond his dock. The Anderson family also reported upright units on a steep slope in 15–18 feet of water.
Do I need tools to assemble it?
No. Bend both sections by hand, screw the PVC fittings together and place the completed tree along your chosen deep-water route. Ask Fishiding for placement guidance if your slope or handling conditions are uncertain.
Compare the Keeper fish tree for six-foot-plus cover, or the Twelve Foot Fish Tree for a taller deep-water option.
Price includes free shipping.