Build a tall holding structure for crappie, bass and baitfish
Give mid-depth fish shade, open travel lanes and textured growing surface with wide, board-like reclaimed PVC panels rising 6–7 feet from a self-weighted mat. Leave the panels vertical for a compact 7-by-7-foot structure or bend them outward for cover spreading beyond 12 by 12 feet.
BoardRoom specifications
- Approximately 6–7 feet tall with panels 3–6 inches wide
- Recommended freshwater depth: 8–14 feet
- About 7 by 7 feet upright; opens beyond 12 by 12 feet when bent
- More than 350 square feet of surface area
- Approximately 275 pounds; cement built into the patented mat
- No added weight, ballast or anchor required
Can it stock a fishery?
Steven Stackler’s fishing club placed 30 BoardRoom mats along a secondary break hundreds of yards long, which became their most-fished stretch, full of every kind and size of fish. Larry Hansen called it a crappie bed on steroids with no hangups, and Bill Hansen described it as a crappie condo.
How do I place it?
Suited to flats and transition zones, the broad self-weighted footprint holds without anchoring. Bend selected panels by hand for varied heights and angles.
Watch the Point View modular fish habitat mat video to see the large installation at Point View Resort on Lake of the Ozarks.
Pair it with the taller Stalker mat for deeper water, or join layouts with the Three-Sided Complex.
Price includes free shipping.
