One pond fish structure that protects small fish and draws the big ones
The Palace stacks fine center strands for fry against wide shaded panels for adult fish in a single transition habitat — more than 60 inches tall, opening nearly ten feet wide in 7–12 feet of freshwater. If you are comparing pond fish structures, this is the model built to serve every size of fish at once.
Palace specifications
- More than 60 inches tall; recommended freshwater depth 7–12 feet
- Opens to nearly 10 feet wide
- More than 80 square feet of surface area
- Approximately 28 pounds
- 10-inch cement-filled base
- Limb widths from approximately 1/8 inch to more than 6 inches
Can one structure serve different fish sizes?
Yes — that is the point of the mixed profiles. Mike Smith wrote that the Palace "protects small fish and attracts the larger ones to the area," with bream and bass caught around his units. Kyle Kent called it better than most at holding small and big fish together.
What is installation like?
Bend the flexible limbs by hand into an abstract profile suited to your placement; cement is built into the patented base, so no separate weight, ballast or anchor is required. Steve Morrow dropped three off the end of his dock and reports fish around them ever since.
Do fish feed around it?
Sue placed five along her seawall and watched "the birds are feeding on all the baitfish" it draws; her husband now leaves the boat home and catches more than ever off the pier. Rich Dotson asked David for references before committing thirty Palaces to his lake — all three customers he called raved.
Compare Safehouse Deluxe for lower guards at mid-depth, or extend vertical cover with the Keeper fish tree.
Price includes free shipping.
