Artificial Fish Attractor

Building a fish attractor out of recycled materials just laying around the house is easy. Must remember some key things before you start throwing your attractor in to your local waters.

****Check with your local wildlife office to make sure it is allowed to be introduce to your local lakes.

if you are introducing your fish attractor to your private pond you more than welcome because it's your own.

For this fish attractor I used a old irrigation tube, some old pvc pipe, 1/2 sprinkler tubing, cinder block, and pieces of old plastic composite board.

I used a power tool to drill the holes and some old screws to screw the composite board to the bottom of the attractor

Usually in typical 5 gallon bucket attractors, you will completely finish the whole structure before adding the cement or weight.

This instructables I add the weight first then ran the extremities from the main structure.

Last picture in this step is a previous fish attractor of the 5 gallon type.

I drilled 1"1/2 holes adjacent from one another. I used the colored pvc running through my main tubing and through the cinder blocks. This adds some extra parts coming out and it holds the cinder block to the main structure.

Next I drilled holes fitting the 1/2" sprinkler tubing.

Once all materials are used, you are done.

Artificial fish attractors can last for years. They give fish like largemouth bass and crappie a central location for foraging for food and finding a mate. After dropping it in, give a season or two to build enough algae to start attracting the little bait fish then after that hold on tight...