The Hidey Hole Tree and Shrub are the ideal fish habitats.
The Hidey Hole Tree sports 93 fexible appendages comprised of 275 feet of polyethylene tubing; the Hidey Hole Shrub is comprised of 180 feet of polyethylene tubing. This makes them the perfect habitat for predators such as black crappie and largemouth bass, while also yielding security cover for bluegill, redear sunfish and feeder fish such as fathead minnows and golden shiners. The Hidey Hole Tree has a height of 6 feet and a width of 7 feet, supplying over 15,000 square inches of available habitat. Conversely, the Hidey Hole Shrub has a dense 2.66 feet by 6 foot wide area of habitat, providing security habitat for small fish and baitfish. When clustered in groups of three in depths greater than six feet, the Hidey Hole Tree creates an ideal habitat allowing several species to co-exist. Clustering the Hidey Hole Shrub in groups of five to ten, in depths of three to four feet, yields increased baitfish production and a sizeable area of protection for fry. Furthermore, the Hidey Hole Tree gives you the flexibility of being placed on the lake bottom or slightly suspended in the water column. The Hidey Hole Tree or Shrub will not rot, allowing them to serve your fish attracting needs for years to come.
Tree $145.00 each, 3 for $410.00 or 12 for $1,600.00
Shrub $135.00 each, 3 for $375.00 or 12 for $1,375.00