One mat, hundreds of grass-like limbs, dozens of hiding spots
Create dense, grass-like shallow refuge with a single self-weighted mat. Five cuts of reclaimed PVC vary in width, length, thickness and flexibility, giving fry and copepods—tiny aquatic crustaceans—tight hiding places while larger fish feed along the openings.
BassGrass specifications
- 40-by-48-inch modular mat; opens to approximately 8 by 7 feet
- Stands at least 48 inches tall
- Recommended freshwater depth: 5–9 feet
- More than 350 square feet of surface area
- Approximately 275 pounds with cement built into the patented mat
- Five reclaimed PVC profiles; additional attachment points available
Where does it work best?
Mark reported BassGrass as the best cover used on his steep-slope frontage, with fish stacked around it. Steve placed one under his dock, where kids catch bream all day. Trent put it plainly: each mat is like nine different bushes of cover, holding small fish inside and predators around the outside.
Is shaping required?
Bend selected limbs by hand and leave others upright for varied openings and height—no added weight, ballast or anchor needed. Place the finished mat away from swimming and diving routes.
Compare the Legacy mat twin pack for interchangeable units, or the BoardRoom mat for taller mid-depth panels.
Price includes free shipping.
