Build a crappie bed without driving stakes or mixing cement
Create vertical crappie cover with three finished, self-opening Stakeout units. Varied reclaimed PVC stakes resemble cattails and standing timber, offering travel lanes for crappie, bass and panfish. If you are looking for crappie cribs, these stake beds provide upright cover you can arrange into a cluster.
Three ready-to-place units
- Stakes 18–55 inches tall and 1.5–3+ inches wide
- Recommended freshwater depth: 6–12 feet
- About 35 square feet of surface area per unit
- Approximately 15 pounds per unit
- 8-inch cement-filled bases
- Built-in weight and Vertical UpRise design
Will they stay vertical?
The UpRise design helps keep the units standing; no separate anchor or ballast is required. Sam McAdoo reported that his units stayed vertical from April through his October review despite lower lake water. Joe also praised the mix of rigid and flexible pieces and the float used to keep them upright.
How much setup is involved?
Unwrap and place. The stakes open without bending, though you can shape individual pieces if desired. Group all three along a break, slope or transition zone to form a larger crappie structure. Leave suitable access to fish around the cover.
Combine upright stake cover with a Keeper fish tree where the depth suits it. Prefer to build your own stake beds? See the DIY Crappie Stake Beds Twin Pack Kit.
Price includes free shipping.
