Hold crappie and bass over deep water with one tall self-weighted mat
Add more than 8 feet 6 inches of vertical reclaimed PVC cover where fish hold along breaks and steep drops. Fine center pieces create intricate refuge; taller outer panels add shade and open vertical lanes from the lake floor upward.
Stalker specifications
- More than 8 feet 6 inches tall
- Pieces approximately 46–110 inches tall and 1/4 inch to more than 7 inches wide
- More than 350 square feet of surface area
- Approximately 275 pounds; cement built into the patented mat
- Delivered complete—no added weight, ballast or anchor
Will it snag hooks or slide away?
Henry Linser called it crazy good at holding fish without snagging hooks—his best pond money spent. Henry Larson reported the mat stacked with fish and unmoved on a steep slope, and Tim Longett found it easy to slide four of them off a pontoon into crappie and bream cover.
How do I place it?
Slide the completed Stalker from shore, a dock or a work platform into deep water; the varied pieces move with the water and hold cover through more than eight feet of structure.
For mid-depth companions, compare the BoardRoom mat; for tall deep-water trees, see the Twelve Foot Fish Tree.
Price includes free shipping.
