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Topic: Hagg Lake Bass and Panfish Spider Block Structures  (Read 3078 times)

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I came across a story about the Oregon Bass and Panfish Club putting out fish attracting stuctures in Hagg Lake a couple months ago.   

Supposedly they set out 100 "spider blocks" in the no wake zone.   Has anyone come across one of these yet while fishing?

http://www.oregonlive.com/sports/oregonian/bill_monroe/index.ssf/2013/03/hagg_lake_and_northwest_oregon.html

http://obpc0.tripod.com/id236.html

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I have not seen that before, pretty cool...almost seems like cheating.  ^-^
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OK, but where did they drop them?

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OK, but where did they drop them?

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That's what I'm wondering.  All the article said was that it was in the no wake zone.

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Looks like they've been installing each year for several years now.
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A DSI should be able to identify them. Mine does well with trees,grass and such.
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Craig (Insayn) posted an ifish thread on this a while ago. There's some additional info as well as a link to another thread on the topic.

http://www.ifish.net/board/showthread.php?t=299134
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I believe those are on the Sain Creek arm. Or maybe what I thought was a snag really was a big fish:)
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